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Facebook to go public at $85 billion to $95 billion (rumor)
Facebook will set an IPO price range between high-$20s to mid-$30s per share, seeking a valuation of $85 billion to $95 billion, according to a new rumor. A closer look shows something doesn't add up.
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iPad 3 LTE comes to Verizon, and all hell breaks loose
I hate to say it, but I told you so.
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Intel wants in on web-based TV market? WSJ says yes
The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that Intel is developing an Internet-based TV service for U.S. consumers.
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Did Google trick Apple's Safari into tracking users?
The Wall Street Journal has caught Google with its hand in the cookie jar of Apple's Safari users, after privacy-circumventing code was discovered in Google's adverts.
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Nortel hacking attack went unnoticed for almost 10 years
Hackers broke into Nortel's computer networks more than a decade ago and over the years downloaded technical papers, research-and-development reports, business plans, employee emails and other...
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Wall Street Journal reports Apple testing an 8-inch iPad to take on Kindle Fire
Here's the "one more thing" that Amazon hopes it never hears. According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple is working on an 8-inch iPad that, if it ever sees the light of day, would compete with...
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WSJ confirms iPad 3 will ship with LTE
Citing "people familiar with the matter" WSJ confirms that the iPad 3 will run on Verizon and AT&T's newest fourth-generation (4G) wireless networks. Now back to work.
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WSJ: Facebook set to declare IPO next week
Facebook could possibly go for a valuation between $75 billion to $100 billion if or when the social network goes public next week.
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GM may put brakes on Volt electric vehicle production (WSJ report)
Come June, the automaker may produce electric vehicles on a build-to-order basis.
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Walt Mossberg's best gadget picks (video)
The Wall Street Journal columnist picks his favorite consumer gadgets of 2011, and some of them might surprise you.
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Walt Mossbergs’ best gadget picks
Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal, reveals his favorite consumer gadgets of the year at the Churchill Club’s annual gadgets program. On his list: tangle-resistant ear buds and an iPhone...
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Managed Print Services in the Wall Street Journal
Will managed print services contracts cannibalize machine and supplies sales for traditional printer manufacturers?
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Climate-change skeptic turns skeptical about the skeptics
A respected physicist and climate-change skeptic from the University of California, Berkeley, set out to prove global warming theorists wrong and winds up verifying the warming trend.
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WSJ: 'Samsung beating Apple' in smartphone sales race
The race for the top smartphone spot continues, as Samsung and Apple battle it out over share statistics. Who is on top: Apple or Samsung? Nobody really knows.
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HP CEO Whitman pushing for PC unit decision by end of the year
Now that HP's new CEO, Meg Whitman, is in place, there are a lot of questions to answer -- namely with what to do about HP's PC unit.
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iPad 3 with hi-res display coming 'early' 2012, says WSJ
Don't be looking for an iPad 3 this holiday season as its rumored Retina display is proving a handful for Apple's Asian suppliers like Samsung and LG.
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AntiSec posts passwords from Apple survey server (updated 5x)
AntiSec has hacked an Apple server and has posted the login credentials for 26 admin accounts for a machine used to conduct surveys for the Cupertino computer maker.
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Wall Street Journal wants your leaks - launches "SafeHouse"
News organizations are setting up their own versions of WikiLeaks in the hopes of getting documents that will give them scoops...
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WSJ: Facebook growth exceeds expectations, $100 billion valuation justifiable
A new report suggests that Facebook could be valued at $100 billion.
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