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No one laid a glove on Apple's CEO, not even the subcommittee's hostile chairman.
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The desperate patchwork of fixes for Europe is deluding the best financial minds, including Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein, into believing that the euro is virtually certain to survive.
It's a good thing for Apple that most people won't read the Senate subcommittee's report.
As Marissa Mayer stood with David Karp to announce Yahoo's acquisition of Tumblr on Monday, you couldn't help but notice the vast educational divide between the two principals.
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Private equity firm circles grocery ad network.
The drugmaker plans to reincorporate in Ireland to reduce its tax burden, but the CEO will stay in New Jersey.
In Apple's defense, the junior senator from Kentucky has been tweeting up a storm.
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C-Span's coverage begins at 9:30. Tim Cook will appear in the second segment.
Georgia is rarely thought of as union-friendly, but as the entertainment industry in the Peach State has flourished, so too have the membership rolls of local unions.
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