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Full Metal Cruise: Heavy Metal on the High Seas
Europe's biggest heavy metal cruise lured about 2,000 fans for a seven-day voyage with more than 20 bands
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose
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Wouldn't Your Office Be Cooler If ...
Amid designer desks and ergonomic chairs, Bloomberg Businessweek spots fun ideas for the office at the 2013 International Contemporary Furniture Fair
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On a Baltic Island, Holiday Homes That Hitler Built
Developers plan to renovate a massive complex originally built to house workers on Nazi Party-sponsored vacations
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After Birchbox, the Sample Box Bubble
A look at some of the subscription-box imitators that have popped up in the wake of Birchbox's success with beauty samples
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
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The Cell Phone Turns 40. What's Next?
The cell phone turns 40 on April 3. It’s gone from a sci-fi concept to a brick-size telephone to a pocket computer. Here’s a look at how it’s permeated our lives and culture
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Wearable Tech
Google Glass, the Pebble watch, and other examples of wearable technology
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Facebook, Google, and the Jargon of Privacy Policies
Consumers ignore or misunderstand privacy policies because of confusing language, and some simply don't trust apps
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CEO Tech Guide to Creative Financing
A variety of innovative methods, from crowdsourcing to peer-to-peer lending and even revenue-based financing, can help fund startups and small businesses
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Animals in Space
From American fruit flies to a stray Muscovite mutt named Laika, and on to this week's Iranian monkey, non-human space-goers can boast of quite a tradition
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CES 2013: Massive Smartphones and Bulked-Up Flash Drives
Tech companies from Samsung to Nvidia attempt to out-flash each other at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
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The Rise of the Corporate Sustainability Officer
With about one-fourth of U.S. electronic waste being recycled—much of it poorly—U.S. companies are appointing CSOs to ensure that e-waste is disposed of cleanly and securely
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The Corporate Apology Tour, via Instagram
A brief photographic history of CEO backtracking from public outcry
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Tim Cook at Apple
A look at tech's most powerful CEO
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What CEOs Should Know About Planning for Disasters
What businesses have learned from Sandy, the Japan tsunami, and other unexpected disruptions
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Incubators Come in All Shapes, Sizes, and Specialties
The accelerator concept originated by Y Combinator is now widely copied in Silicon Valley and beyond
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Intellectual-Property Threats Abound for U.S. Companies
The growing number of ways intellectual-property theft is committed—and prevented
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Play/Pause: A Look at 30 Years of the Compact Disc
It was 30 years ago that Sony introduced the CDP-101, the world's first compact disc player. A look back at the three decades since
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The Tools and Trials of the Expanding Virtual Office
Ins and outs of telecommuting
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When Software Catastrophe Strikes
Here are 10 of the most damaging computer bugs in history
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Corporations Solidify Their Cloud Plans
Companies from Netflix to Google to the New York Stock Exchange are finding new ways to harness cloud computing
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Social Media Misfires
From McDonald's to Netflix, here's a look at some of the biggest social networking advertising missteps in recent memory
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Silicon Valley Startup Offices
A beautiful office is a recruiting tool, says one founder. A look at four well-designed work spaces
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What's the Next Big Thing in Business Services?
VC money is flowing into everything from social media marketing to budgeting tools as companies turn to startups for cloud-based services
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TechShop Creations
Made at TechShop, headed out into the world
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Technology's Forgotten Pioneers
In honor of remote control inventor Eugene Polley, we recognize other influential but neglected inventors who have felt the sting of stolen glory
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The Angry Birds Theme Park
The mobile game's creator, Rovio, has partnered with a Finnish theme park to open Angry Birds Land
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
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Twelve Sites That Will Put You to Work Now
Make anywhere from a few bucks to a few hundred dollars per hour
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
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The 20 Countries With the Highest Per Capita Cell-Phone Use
The U.S. and China lag smaller countries that boast far-higher penetration of mobile-phone use, according to the International Telecommunication Union
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Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs 2011
Meet the women and men, aged 30 and under, who are running companies that could become the next Google or Facebook
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World's Most Advanced Robots
From the battlefield to the dance floor, new tech innovations are creating robots that fight, climb, heal, and boogie
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Famous Cases of Corporate Espionage
Whether it's trawling through trash or hacking a computer network, the practice
of spying on competitors is no secret
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The Best and Worst of Sony
The checkered past of a struggling Sony
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Wearable Tech
Google Glass, the Pebble watch, and other examples of wearable technology
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Silicon Valley Startup Offices
A beautiful office is a recruiting tool, says one founder. A look at four well-designed work spaces
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Cities with the Biggest Growth in Tech Jobs
Silicon Valley isn't the only area hunting for talent
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15 Unusual Solar-Powered Machines
Inventors and entrepreneurs are harnessing the sun’s power to fuel everything
from wheelchairs to airplanes
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Bloomberg Markets Most Influential 50
Bloomberg Markets Ranks the 50 Most Influential People
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Tim Cook at Apple
A look at tech's most powerful CEO
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How Large Companies Tackle Big Data with Hadoop
GE, Wal-Mart, and others use Hadoop software to process large amounts of Web data and gain a better understanding of their businesses, products, and customers
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Get Smart: 10 Cities Using Data to Improve the Quality of Life
Facing a huge increase in their populations, cities around the globe are turning to data analytics to help them deal with problems sooner
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The Cell Phone Turns 40. What's Next?
The cell phone turns 40 on April 3. It’s gone from a sci-fi concept to a brick-size telephone to a pocket computer. Here’s a look at how it’s permeated our lives and culture
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When Software Catastrophe Strikes
Here are 10 of the most damaging computer bugs in history
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Household Appliances Go High-Tech
he world's biggest appliance manufacturers, joined by some app makers, are making household products that can be wirelessly programmed, even monitored
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TechShop Creations
Made at TechShop, headed out into the world
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The Angry Birds Theme Park
The mobile game's creator, Rovio, has partnered with a Finnish theme park to open Angry Birds Land
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Marvels of Medical Technology
From surgical robots to heart valves
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Data Centers Beneath America's Surface
Many U.S. businesses are locating their cloud operations in former mines and nuclear bunkers
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Top 15 Executive MBA Programs
Where chief information officers can get a degree while continuing to work
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
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Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs 2011
Meet the women and men, aged 30 and under, who are running companies that could become the next Google or Facebook
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
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The Cell Phone Turns 40. What's Next?
The cell phone turns 40 on April 3. It’s gone from a sci-fi concept to a brick-size telephone to a pocket computer. Here’s a look at how it’s permeated our lives and culture
Comments
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Wearable Tech
Google Glass, the Pebble watch, and other examples of wearable technology
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Facebook, Google, and the Jargon of Privacy Policies
Consumers ignore or misunderstand privacy policies because of confusing language, and some simply don't trust apps
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CEO Tech Guide to Creative Financing
A variety of innovative methods, from crowdsourcing to peer-to-peer lending and even revenue-based financing, can help fund startups and small businesses
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Animals in Space
From American fruit flies to a stray Muscovite mutt named Laika, and on to this week's Iranian monkey, non-human space-goers can boast of quite a tradition
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CES 2013: Massive Smartphones and Bulked-Up Flash Drives
Tech companies from Samsung to Nvidia attempt to out-flash each other at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
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The Rise of the Corporate Sustainability Officer
With about one-fourth of U.S. electronic waste being recycled—much of it poorly—U.S. companies are appointing CSOs to ensure that e-waste is disposed of cleanly and securely
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The Corporate Apology Tour, via Instagram
A brief photographic history of CEO backtracking from public outcry
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Tim Cook at Apple
A look at tech's most powerful CEO
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What CEOs Should Know About Planning for Disasters
What businesses have learned from Sandy, the Japan tsunami, and other unexpected disruptions
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Incubators Come in All Shapes, Sizes, and Specialties
The accelerator concept originated by Y Combinator is now widely copied in Silicon Valley and beyond
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Intellectual-Property Threats Abound for U.S. Companies
The growing number of ways intellectual-property theft is committed—and prevented
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Play/Pause: A Look at 30 Years of the Compact Disc
It was 30 years ago that Sony introduced the CDP-101, the world's first compact disc player. A look back at the three decades since
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The Tools and Trials of the Expanding Virtual Office
Ins and outs of telecommuting
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When Software Catastrophe Strikes
Here are 10 of the most damaging computer bugs in history
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Corporations Solidify Their Cloud Plans
Companies from Netflix to Google to the New York Stock Exchange are finding new ways to harness cloud computing
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Social Media Misfires
From McDonald's to Netflix, here's a look at some of the biggest social networking advertising missteps in recent memory
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Silicon Valley Startup Offices
A beautiful office is a recruiting tool, says one founder. A look at four well-designed work spaces
Comments
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What's the Next Big Thing in Business Services?
VC money is flowing into everything from social media marketing to budgeting tools as companies turn to startups for cloud-based services
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TechShop Creations
Made at TechShop, headed out into the world
Comments
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Technology's Forgotten Pioneers
In honor of remote control inventor Eugene Polley, we recognize other influential but neglected inventors who have felt the sting of stolen glory
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose
Comments
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
Comments
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
Comments
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The Cell Phone Turns 40. What's Next?
The cell phone turns 40 on April 3. It’s gone from a sci-fi concept to a brick-size telephone to a pocket computer. Here’s a look at how it’s permeated our lives and culture
Comments
-
Wearable Tech
Google Glass, the Pebble watch, and other examples of wearable technology
Comments
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Facebook, Google, and the Jargon of Privacy Policies
Consumers ignore or misunderstand privacy policies because of confusing language, and some simply don't trust apps
Comments
-
CEO Tech Guide to Creative Financing
A variety of innovative methods, from crowdsourcing to peer-to-peer lending and even revenue-based financing, can help fund startups and small businesses
Comments
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Animals in Space
From American fruit flies to a stray Muscovite mutt named Laika, and on to this week's Iranian monkey, non-human space-goers can boast of quite a tradition
Comments
-
CES 2013: Massive Smartphones and Bulked-Up Flash Drives
Tech companies from Samsung to Nvidia attempt to out-flash each other at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
Comments
-
The Rise of the Corporate Sustainability Officer
With about one-fourth of U.S. electronic waste being recycled—much of it poorly—U.S. companies are appointing CSOs to ensure that e-waste is disposed of cleanly and securely
Comments
-
The Corporate Apology Tour, via Instagram
A brief photographic history of CEO backtracking from public outcry
Comments
-
Tim Cook at Apple
A look at tech's most powerful CEO
Comments
-
What CEOs Should Know About Planning for Disasters
What businesses have learned from Sandy, the Japan tsunami, and other unexpected disruptions
Comments
-
Incubators Come in All Shapes, Sizes, and Specialties
The accelerator concept originated by Y Combinator is now widely copied in Silicon Valley and beyond
Comments
-
Intellectual-Property Threats Abound for U.S. Companies
The growing number of ways intellectual-property theft is committed—and prevented
Comments
-
Play/Pause: A Look at 30 Years of the Compact Disc
It was 30 years ago that Sony introduced the CDP-101, the world's first compact disc player. A look back at the three decades since
Comments
-
The Tools and Trials of the Expanding Virtual Office
Ins and outs of telecommuting
Comments
-
When Software Catastrophe Strikes
Here are 10 of the most damaging computer bugs in history
Comments
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Corporations Solidify Their Cloud Plans
Companies from Netflix to Google to the New York Stock Exchange are finding new ways to harness cloud computing
Comments
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Social Media Misfires
From McDonald's to Netflix, here's a look at some of the biggest social networking advertising missteps in recent memory
Comments
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Silicon Valley Startup Offices
A beautiful office is a recruiting tool, says one founder. A look at four well-designed work spaces
Comments
-
What's the Next Big Thing in Business Services?
VC money is flowing into everything from social media marketing to budgeting tools as companies turn to startups for cloud-based services
Comments
-
TechShop Creations
Made at TechShop, headed out into the world
Comments
-
Technology's Forgotten Pioneers
In honor of remote control inventor Eugene Polley, we recognize other influential but neglected inventors who have felt the sting of stolen glory
Comments
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The Angry Birds Theme Park
The mobile game's creator, Rovio, has partnered with a Finnish theme park to open Angry Birds Land
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