| Fri, Jan 04, 2013 |
| 12:34 PM |
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Pinterest's first acquisition focuses on foodies with recipe-sharing
Young Silicon Valley social network Pinterest buys Punchfork, a site that made its mark offering cooks the ability to easily share and discover popular recipes.
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| 09:23 AM |
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Richardson: N. Korea trip with Google's Schmidt a 'private humanitarian' visit
Former U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson said Friday he and Eric Schmidt will make the North Korea trip partly aimed at securing the release of an American detainee there.<br />
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| 08:32 AM |
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Richardson: N. Korea trip with Google's Schmidt a 'private humanitarian' visit
Former U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson said Friday he and Eric Schmidt will make the North Korea trip partly aimed at securing the release of an American detainee there.
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| Thu, Jan 03, 2013 |
| 09:55 PM |
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Will retiring boomers be a drag on economy? Many say no
With millions of baby boomers reaching retirement age, fears are mounting of the economic impact if they follow the pattern of previous generations by curbing spending and draining Social Security and Medicare benefits. But the 78 million boomers -- born from 1946 to 1964 -- have always broken the mold in terms of setting trends, and some investors and business and community leaders see their retirement as no different.
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| 09:16 PM |
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Bay Area students opting for cyberclassrooms
Parents and students say online classrooms eliminate social pressures and place emphasis on learning, but some educators question whether kids benefit from 'virtual schools.'
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| 09:06 PM |
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Google search practices upheld by regulators
Here's what the FTC announced Thursday: -- Google's (GOOG) efforts to highlight its own search-related products may hurt some rival online services, but the FTC said this doesn't amount to unfair competition because the changes serve consumers.
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| 09:06 PM |
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FICO moves headquarters to San Jose
FICO, the company that invented the credit score, is moving its headquarters from Minneapolis to San Jose to be closer to Silicon Valley’s engineering talent pool.<br />
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| 06:34 PM |
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Google's Eric Schmidt plans to visit North Korea
North Korea watchers were scratching their heads Thursday as word spread that Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt was planning to visit that country, even as the U.S. State Department expressed its displeasure and Google indicated Schmidt was not traveling there on company business.
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| 06:23 PM |
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Biz Break: Google search avoids antitrust charges, SunPower deal leads to solar rise
Today: The FTC comes to an agreement with Google on some charges, but says its core search business does not break U.S. antitrust laws. Also: SunPower zooms higher after selling solar projects, helping the entire sector, as markets trend down.
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| 05:04 PM |
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FTC's Google ruling has winners, losers
While Google users should not see dramatic changes in their searches, clear winners -- and losers -- emerged from Thursday's announcement of a settlement between Google and the Federal Trade Commission over some of Google's practices.
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| 04:40 PM |
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Google, FTC reach agreement in anti-competition probe
Google will no longer "scrape" reviews from competitors to use as its own and also will make it easier for businesses to advertise with competing search engines, the FTC said.
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| 03:53 PM |
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The Cleantech Cliff: global venture capital investment plunged 33 percent in 2012
Global clean technology venture investment was $6.46 billion in 2012, down 33 percent from the $9.61 billion invested in 2011
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| 03:32 PM |
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FTC's Google ruling has winners, losers
While Google (GOOG) users should not see dramatic changes in their searches, clear winners -- and losers -- emerged from Thursday's announcement of a settlement between Google and the Federal Trade Commission over some of Google's practices.
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| 03:13 PM |
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Feds unhappy with Google chairman Eric Schmidt's planned trip to North Korea
The U.S. State Department said on Thursday the time was not right for Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt and former diplomat Bill Richardson to travel to North Korea.
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| 02:40 PM |
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Pinterest's first acquisition focuses on foodies with recipe-sharing
The first acquisition for young Silicon Valley social network Pinterest is a site that made its mark offering cooks the ability to easily share and discover popular recipes.
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| 02:37 PM |
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Google, FTC reach agreement in anti-competition probe
Google will no longer 'scrape' reviews from competitors to use as its own and also will make it easier for businesses to advertise with competing search engines, the FTC said.
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| 01:53 PM |
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FTC to announce Google probe results live at 10 a.m.
The Federal Trade Commission is expected to announce the results of its long antitrust investigation into search giant Google at 10 a.m. Pacific time Thursday.
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| 01:21 PM |
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FTC to announce Google probe results live at 10 a.m.
The Federal Trade Commission is expected to announce the results of its long antitrust investigation into search giant Google at 10 a.m. Pacific time Thursday.
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| 11:15 AM |
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Gap goes upscale with $130 million acquisition of Intermix
San Francisco-based Gap expanded into the thriving luxury market with its purchase of women's apparel retailer Intermix Holdco for $130 million.
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| 02:41 AM |
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A digital diet for the New Year
Forget about losing weight or saving money. Go on a digital diet. By using software to limit our time online and drawing a picture when the urge to Instagram hits, experts say we can slim down our tech habit for better health and relationships in the new year.
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| Wed, Jan 02, 2013 |
| 09:37 PM |
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Safeway CEO Steve Burd to retire
Safeway announced Wednesday that CEO Steve Burd, who led the nation's second-largest supermarket chain for two decades, will retire in May.
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| 09:28 PM |
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Fiscal cliff deal means paychecks will be smaller
Congress did not extend a 2 percent payroll tax cut
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| 09:02 PM |
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Fascinating facts about our obsession with technology
We may not realize it, but most of us have merged with out digital devices. As a result, technology is making us lonely, depressed, even addicted, according to research.
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| 08:57 PM |
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Magid: Here are a few New Year resolutions for tech companies
It may seem presumptuous for me to tell companies what they should do for 2013 but it's only fair, because they'll undoubtedly reciprocate by trying to tell me and everyone else what we should buy this year.
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| 08:52 PM |
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Nine of 11 Bay Area Congressmembers supported fiscal cliff vote
Nine out of 11 House members of the Bay Area's Congressional delegation -- all Democrats -- voted in favor of the American Taxpayer Relief Act that kept the U.
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| 08:20 PM |
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Magid on Tech: Post unto others as you would have them post unto you
As I'm sure you noticed, no one 'owns' the Internet. We all have a stake in it and it's time for all of us to take some personal responsibility when it comes to how we manage what we do on the Web.
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| 07:37 PM |
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Fiscal cliff deal means paychecks will be smaller
Congress did not extend a 2 percent payroll tax cut
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| 07:20 PM |
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Deal on 'fiscal cliff' gives wind industry a lifeline
The deal means the production tax credit for wind energy is extended until the end of 2013.
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| 06:47 PM |
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Safeway CEO Steve Burd to retire
Safeway announced Wednesday that chief executive Steve Burd, who led the nation's second-largest supermarket chain for two decades, will retire in May.
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| 06:39 PM |
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Biz Break: 'Fiscal cliff' deal sends stocks soaring
Today: After months of waiting, investors boost stocks in response to 'fiscal cliff' deal that could be especially beneficial to tech stocks, with Apple, Facebook, HP and SunPower showing big gains. Also: Zipcar sold to Avis.
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