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| Investing Investors are more likely to grow suspicious about market-fixing when stocks lose value. In Apple's case, experts cite the inherent tendencies of options markets |
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| Consumer Electronics The video-game maker's U.S. subsidiary has declared bankruptcy. Herewith, an elegy to Atari |
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| For Chinese companies trying to compete with Apple and Samsung, product placement is a way to boost their profile on both sides of the Pacific |
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| A Q&A with Disney Interactive Co-President John Pleasants on what it took to bring Buzz Lightyear and Captain Jack Sparrow together in one platform |
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| As Paul Otellini gets ready to retire as Intel's chief executive officer in May, the chip maker keeps handing in lackluster quarters |
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| Redbox Instant offers DVDs and streaming movies |
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| Lithium is extremely flammable. And lithium-ion batteries carry much more energy per weight than other batteries |
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| Tech firms outsource research to defuse legal claims |
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| Buying diapers? Don't forget baby food. Supermarkets leery of Amazon and Wal-Mart are feeding a Vermont software business that handles online ordering and virtual promotions |
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| The new app Digisocial is like Instagram with audio |
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| GigaOM So far, the benefits of connecting car and smartphone include music, monitoring the car's performance, and a bit of remote control |
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