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Intel deploys $65 million in new tech investments
The tech company's investment arm goes on a spree, with funds for cloud, datacenter, mobile and consumer-focused companies.
Apple to reveal new iPads, MacBooks at October 22 event: Here's what we know so far
Twice in two months, Apple is ready to talk about what it's working on. We're expecting a bevy of new hardware, including iPads, and a refresh to the MacBook lineup.
In BlackBerry's letter to customers, a stiff upper lip
Funny how tech companies that won't say a word are suddenly full of them once trouble really strikes.
BlackBerry 'warming' to idea of a breakup, sell-off
The beleaguered phone maker may not be able to find funding or partners for a $4.7 billion buyout, amid concerns there's no way for the company to bounce back.
Bitcoins: The future of money?
The FBI's shutdown of Silk Road rekindles discussion about the prospects for that site's preferred currency.
Twitter formally files for IPO, seeks $1 billion
The popular seven-year-old social networking company files for an initial public offering, revealing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
At Walgreens, slow and steady wins the tech race
The 112-year-old U.S. drug store chain is surprisingly adept when it comes to revenue-driving, customer-pleasing technology.
At Tory Burch, a clear-eyed focus on the customer
Customer centricity "makes us change the way we work, instead of limiting the way she shops." The U.S. luxury lifestyle brand's CMO and global retail chief dish on how the company came to quickly dominate.
The future of retail is dynamic pricing. So why can't we get it right?
Fixed pricing is a thing of the past, sure -- but just how fluid you allow pricing to be depends on your business. Best Buy, Ace Hardware and others weigh in.
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