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Total annual global shipments exceeded PCs (including tablets) for the first time in 2011
Private market investors are now valuing Facebook at around $100 billion.
Weekly Read: Who Cares Wins, a new take on corporate social responsibility and social media by senior advertising executive David Jones.
Apple forced to pull older iPhones off its online store, faces an injunction on push e-mail
Does Mitt Romney threaten Bain Capital?
The market has every reason to celebrate the latest jobs report, but the statistics on the long-term unemployed are still unsettling.
Between them, Samsung and Apple are sucking up 91% of the winnings.
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A Taiwanese impersonator brings out the worst in Apple's critics and fans.
The three-year-old San Francisco startup has an innovative service -- that works. Users around the world are signing up in droves. So why are cities like Washington D.C. trying to kill it?
He tried. But the CEO's tenure was marked by regular public embarrassments that look all the worse in retrospect.
They may not be the sexiest rides on the street, but for value, reliability, and fun, these cars quietly blow the doors off the competition.
In an exclusive Q&A, Google's co-founder and CEO explains how he built a No. 1 workplace - and why it matters.
Interesting assignments, unfaltering support, stints abroad: No wonder these folks love their workplaces.
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