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The 2.6 terabyte Panama Papers may be the first leak of their scale, but they won't be the last.
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IT’S a puzzle that has taken 4000 years to solve: was Stonehenge built in a complete circle?
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Radiation heading towards Earth could cause GPS and communication blackouts tomorrow, scientists have warned.
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If the government really wanted to cut its benefit bill, it would ensure that employers give their workers a living wage
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Michael Douglas Smith posted Report: Microsoft Office continues to dominate the productivity software race, A survey conducted by Forrester Research has revealed the huge dominance of Microsoft Office among productivity suites in the corporate...
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Welcome to the FAVES + CO. Weekly Recap. It’s our rundown of the top stories from the week you can read in five minutes or less. We want to make being in-the-know on all things digital, social and tech as easy as possible.
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Business Owners Say the Economy Is Improving. And Their Own Shops?
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In just the first six months of the year, the financial-technology sector in New York City has raised more capital than it did in all of 2012, according to a report released on Thursday.
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A review of the Greek economy has concluded that the struggling country needs to make more changes if it is to meet the economic targets that will keep bailout funds flowing. The so-called troika...
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The rumors are true. Facebook is rolling out hashtags and now, a Facebook hashtag truly does exist as the social media giant officially announced the new feature after months of speculation.
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From
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Smartphone owners are now a solid majority of U.S. mobile subscribers at 61% according to Nielsen. Smartphones became the dominant mobile device in the U.S.
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The state of Global Business in 2013 http://su.pr/AiiDYa #business #statistics #trends #marketresearch
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Google botched its wearable, Google Glass, and now the director of GoogleX labs is openly talking about it.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
March 21, 2015 4:29 PM
Astro Teller, Google’s director of its research arm, GoogleX, said the company made mistakes with Glass. They needed to work out its wearable’s battery and privacy issues, and address miscommunications about the state of the project.. Even when it was being sold to early testers for $1,500, was never close to being ready for official sale. It’s a prototype and still solidly in the experimental phase. Even though its executives and its PR people were repeatedly putting timeframes on an official Glass release.Teller said Google did one good thing it launched the project but it also did one thing wrong. - “The bad decision was that we allowed and sometimes even encouraged too much attention for the program,” he said. “Instead of people seeing the Explorer devices as learning devices, Glass began to be talked about as if it were a fully baked consumer product. The device was being judged and evaluated in a very different context than we intended.” - That tactic frustrated a lot of early adopters
Tom Bryon's curator insight,
March 25, 2015 3:35 AM
"Google had the sizzle, they just didn't have the steak". Technology will surely experience some form of metamorphosis, Google is pushing another form of wearable technology, possibly we could see this as the mainstream form of communication. It hasn't picked up the momentum it needs yet, but as its usability increases and new needs arise, that may change. "The device still has a good shot. If you’re not failing, you’re not trying hard enough.” 
QindredCam's curator insight,
April 1, 2015 3:25 PM
Privacy and battery life; these are two of the key challenges for wearable recording devices.
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Times of India
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Facebook's Mobile Ad Revenue Is Now 49% of Its Ad Business http://t.co/XvYMxn9qD8
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First half of group of 50 high-growth companies to bwe given Government help with financing, expansion and promotion revealed today.
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By 2025, almost half of the world’s biggest companies will probably be based in emerging markets, profoundly altering global competitive dynamics. A McKinsey Global Institute article.
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Retail banks are looking beyond cost-cutting, regulatory compliance and increased sales to justify IT investments as customer demand new ways of banking (Customer demand for digital shakes up banking business cases
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Facebook is not satisfied with ruling social networking. It would also really like to be the top search engine is well, and thereby own the number one and number two websites in the world.
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Ever heard of Gesture Search? It can help save time and offer a less distracting way for business users to search their Android devices.
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Apple continues to lead the pack in the U.S. as a smartphone make. To iPhone users, that’s probably not a surprise. iPhone users tend to be loyal fans.
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Internet giant to start delivering groceries in the US with a view to replicating the venture in the UK if it proves successful
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