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Business News
In Europe, a Fed President Urges Quantitative Easing
James Bullard, a member of the Federal Reserve?s policy committee, warned Europe of becoming trapped... [continue]
Japan Keeps Monetary Policy Steady
Rising bond yields left the central bank with less room to maneuver as it injects money into the eco... [continue]
For U.S. Companies, Money ?Offshore? Means Manhattan
In the convoluted world of corporate tax accounting, corporate money that is technically overseas is... [continue]
Advertising: Army Tries a Reality Style for Recruitment
The Army is trying to produce commercials styled like a television reality series because younger pe... [continue]
Xbox One Enters Changed Gaming Landscape
Microsoft?s new game console also serves as a home entertainment hub, a response to the rising popul... [continue]
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Technology News
Bits Blog: GIF Creator, Steve Wilhite, Receives Lifetime Achievement Webby Award
Steve Wilhite, who invented the enduring GIF file format in 1987, will receive a lifetime achievemen... [continue]
Bits Blog: The New Flickr Is Pretty, but Is It Social?
Flickr unveiled its new Web site design, showing off high-resolution rectangular photos and a free t... [continue]
Bronx Officer Accused of Hiring E-Mail Hackers
Detective Edwin Vargas gained access to the accounts of 30 people, including at least 19 members of ... [continue]
DealBook Column: But Wait. Didn?t Yahoo Try a Deal Like This Before?
Yahoo?s deal for Tumblr raises questions about its ability to make money by selling ads, among other... [continue]
For U.S. Companies, Money ?Offshore? Means Manhattan
In the convoluted world of corporate tax accounting, corporate money that is technically overseas is... [continue]
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