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A must read article for everyone - Find Your Purpose
I was going through this “not knowing your purpose” dilemma when I moved back from the States in early...
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Xtremestartups team is excited to invite you to another edition of Startup Evening in Chandigarh on 11th July, 2009
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* Vice minister sees dollar pre-eminence for years to come
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How they rip you off in the USA? As an MBA from a top business school in India I had been taught and accepted it as axiomatic that it was the American management...
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While sending my answers to yourstory.in today, I came across a question - “Do you have any tips to share with budding entrepreneurs?”. I thought this might...
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An advertising campaign for a hotel in Amsterdam has proved that honesty is the best policy. When brands are blowing their own trumpets by describing their unique and...
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The world’s central bankers have warned that the British economy faces relapsing into another recession – the much-feared “double dip”...
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The Financial Times reports that American television will face a $2 billion lose in advertising revenue over the next four years due to competing video mediums....
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I am coming across more and more people who are just working for the sake of working - whether the work is paying them well or keeping them busy. It’s the same...
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Yes. News bloopers do happen. Every year. Some are real. Some are fake ones created for attracting some free attention. If this video is fake, it is a kind of...
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The Economist has succeeded to catch some curious glances through this billboard. By shooting some questions, the billboard leaves the viewer groping for answers. The...
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Baci perugina, the chocolate brand in Italy, banks on love and romance to make it sweet and tempting. In its integrated campaign, the chocolate brand decided to sell...
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Well-known high street furniture store Habitat has issued an apology (via its PR company, via a social media blog) for its misuse of popular hashtags on Twitter over...
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President Barack Obama’s plan to impose U.S. taxes on corporate America’s overseas profits threatens to open a big crater in the financial statements of...
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Research In Motion Ltd. is throwing Apple Inc. a curveball in the smart phone game: The BlackBerry Curve outsold Apple’s iPhone in the first quarter, according to...
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Jack Ely, the singer whose 1963 version of “Louie Louie” still makes the rounds on oldies radio, lives with his wife in a mobile home on a horse ranch in...
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Microsoft Corp. has released a near-final version of the Windows 7 operating system that adds a few new features, including a way to run Windows XP applications.
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A new $50 unlimited-calling plan sold under the Boost brand has been a badly needed success story for Sprint Nextel Corp., luring hundreds of thousands of new...
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In an April 27 story about online video site Joost, The Associated Press erroneously used the term “unique visitors” for Joost and its rivals. The numbers...
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French legislators reconsidered a bill Wednesday that would punish people who illegally download music and films by cutting off their Internet connections.
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Researchers are suggesting that doctors could be spending more time writing and editing Wikipedia pages on medical topics.
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Sure, plenty of readers are turning more to the Web for newspaper and magazine stories, but are they giving up on print all together?
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Twitter quitters outnumber the flock of habitual tweeters on the rapidly growing online communications service.
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Minnesota officials are trying a novel tactic to block online gambling sites _ using a federal law that enables restrictions on phone calls used for wagering.
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Weeks before the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization alerted the public to a growing number of swine flu cases, a startup based in...
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The federal court overseeing Google Inc.’s settlement over its book-scanning program is giving authors four more months to opt out of the deal and review its...
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Cablevision Systems Corp. is set to unveil Tuesday the fastest Internet speeds available from any cable or phone company.
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The giant Conficker computer worm, once feared as an out-of-control Internet doomsday machine, seems to have settled _ for now _ on trying to make money in very...
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Online video site Joost is shopping itself around to different cable TV operators.
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Meredith Bowen was getting tired of requests from Facebook friends to exchange make-believe pansies, daffodils and tiny cartoon characters for her “(Lil) Green...
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Facebook will adopt new rules governing the social network even though a vote fell well short of a minimum threshold.
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Congress put cable TV operators on notice that it will scrutinize their plans to roll out targeted advertising to viewers, questioning whether they will use set-top...
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