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Bringing an NBA team back to Seattle moved a step closer to reality on Thursday. Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and King County Executive Dow Constantine presented a proposal for a $500 million arena planned for south of the Safeco Field parking garage by San
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Apple, the world's most valuable company, made available the latest version of its OS, dubbed Mountain Lion, for developers Thursday so that it will be able to ship new products by the third quarter. Apple shares, on a record-setting tear lately, largely
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Ryan Seacrest (L) talks tech and entertainment with Microsoft's Steve Ballmer during the company's final CES keynote at the 2012 show in Las Vegas, NV. , January 9, 2012. View Photo »
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Windows 8 is next! The next milestone in late February will represent the best of the PC and the best of the tablet
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Even before the Arab Spring erupted last year, Microsoft executive Ali Faramawy knew he had a cool job. As corporate vice president in charge of the Middle East and Africa, Faramawy was doing business in one of the world's most dangerous and volatile reg
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Here's Whitney Tilson's Massive Presentation On The Economy, Markets, And Why He Is Not Buying Apple
The Business Insider
Hedge fund manager Whitney Tilson, the co-founder of T2 Partners, said during a conference call presentation earlier this week that not investing in Apple was likely the biggest miss of his investment career and he still doesn't plan on buying the stock
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Today, without fanfare, prior notice or even a rumor on the InterWebs, Apple announced Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion's summer availability, released a developer preview and made available, as public beta, Messages , one of the new features. Suddenly, the y
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Ryan Seacrest (L) gets hands-on with Windows Phone alongside Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer during the company's opening keynote at CES 2012 January 9, 2012, in Las Vegas, NV. Microsoft and Partners including Nokia and HTC continue to deliver new... View Photo »
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Microsoft's Steve Ballmer claims he bought Skype, Yahoo, Nokia and wasted tens of billions competing with Google in search due to threats at gun point.
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About Steven Ballmer
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Steven Anthony Ballmer (born Detroit, Michigan March 24, 1956) is an American businessman who has been the chief executive officer of Microsoft Corporation since January 2000. Full Article
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