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et’s talk about the Cyprus bailout, the International Monetary Fund, and the European Central Bank.

Let’s call what the IMF and ECB are doing what it really is. After all, it is the ultimate institutional goal. It’s thieving.

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The following infographic is another proof how awesome the Internet Land is… take a look at how many people log in Facebook as well as how many video views You Tube gets in just a minute and more cool stuff. Read More

Recent bans on working at home by corporate giants Yahoo! and Best Buy have no effect on the rising number of freelance writers who've chosen careers outside the unpredictable corporate world. Read More

Restaurant owners are feeling optimistic heading into the spring and summer seasons, and The National Restaurant Association’s latest Restaurant Performance Outlook reflects that enthusiasm, reaching a five-month high in the latest survey in January.
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Verizon FIOS has a new plan for media influency. If you've want unbundling for television channels, here's a new idea that might make real business change. Read More

The utilities contained in North Social’s apps can be applied across a broad range of industries. For example, you can embed documents from external sites such as Scribd or Slideshare. By itself, this feature is useful; however it becomes even more useful when you become part of the hospitality ind Read More

LinkedIn will acquire Pulse, the popular newsreader app, in a deal worth a reported $50 to $100 million. The Pulse app, made by San Francisco-based Alphonso Labs, has 20 million users who read more than 10 million stories per day! Previously Alphonso Labs was able to raise about $10 million from ve Read More

Just stumbled upon the easiest way to keep your Facebook clean… because let’s face it, things can get really ugly on Facebook, meaning people tagging you (i.e., that Throwback Thursday photo from freshman year you didn’t realize you were tagged in), cuss words, unwanted comments and the like. Read More

As people increasingly turn to mobile devices to read and manage their email, a new report shows mobile email opens will surpass PC-based opens by the end of 2013.


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