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IPO Market Partying Like It's 1999 All Over Again

With Chinese Internet behemoth Alibaba being preliminarily valued at $165 billion as it prepares for its initial public offering (IPO), it seems that investors are playing the same type of dangerous game they played in 1999.   At the time, “I

IPO Market Partying Like It's 1999 All Over Again

Chinese Government Stops Buying Apple Products

BEIJING, Aug. 7 (UPI) — Apple Inc. products were removed from a list of Chinese government procurement lists, as accusations between China and the United States over cyber-espionage continue. Despite Apple’s sales growth throughout Asia, ten products of the California-based

Chinese Government Stops Buying Apple Products

Report: Obama May Increase High-Tech Visas with Exec Actions

President Barack Obama is reportedly considering using executive actions to give more guest-worker visas to high-tech companies like Microsoft and Facebook, even though the country has a surplus of American high-tech workers. According to a report in the Washington Post,

Report: Obama May Increase High-Tech Visas with Exec Actions

USA TODAY Column: Bill Gates' Tech Worker Lie

From USA Today: Business executives and politicians endlessly complain that there is a “shortage” of qualified Americans and that the U.S. must admit more high-skilled guest workers to fill jobs in STEM fields: science, technology, engineering and math. This claim

USA TODAY Column: Bill Gates' Tech Worker Lie

Sterling Files Lawsuit Against Wife, Commissioner, NBA

ABC reports that Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling filed a civil lawsuit in California State Court on Tuesday afternoon against his estranged wife, Shelly, NBA commissioner Adam Silver, and the league itself. The suit charges the defendants with breach

Sterling Files Lawsuit Against Wife, Commissioner, NBA

Donald Sterling Meets with Steve Ballmer

ESPN reports that Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, who has challenged his wife Shelly’s pending sale of the team to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, met with Ballmer on Monday afternoon in Los Angeles to discuss the sale. Sources

Donald Sterling Meets with Steve Ballmer

Layoffs Prove the Deceit of Amnesty

The shocking announcement that Microsoft is cutting 18,000 jobs is still sinking in. Most of those employees do not have a realistic chance of obtaining as good a job as the one they are losing. In the United States, the number of engineering jobs

Layoffs Prove the Deceit of Amnesty

Microsoft Announces 18,000 Layoffs

Microsoft, the aging tech behemoth, has a shiny new CEO, a new strategy, new(ish) products in the pipeline and now 18,000 less staff. In a wide ranging, 3,000 word essay to his 125,000 (oops! 107,000) colleagues, CEO Satyna Nadella stressed

Microsoft Announces 18,000 Layoffs

Microsoft to Shutter Most of Its Hollywood Unit

Microsoft had hoped that its upcoming Halo series would be the first of many projects born from its Hollywood division. Instead, the series represents one of the the final gasps of the company’s Hollywood section. The LA Times reports the

Microsoft to Shutter Most of Its Hollywood Unit

Hamas Continues to Use Human Shields to Launch Attacks

Tel Aviv, Israel — Hamas continued its documented record of using civilians and “protected” areas as cover for launching missile strikes into Israel. On Saturday, an Israeli airstrike hit a Gaza mosque along with a disabled persons center suspected of

Hamas Continues to Use Human Shields to Launch Attacks

Clippers Sale Hangs in Balance as Trial Begins

LOS ANGELES (AP) — With the potentially record-breaking $2 billion sale of the Los Angeles Clippers hanging in the balance, a trial beginning Monday will focus on whether Donald Sterling’s estranged wife had the authority under terms of a family

Clippers Sale Hangs in Balance as Trial Begins

The Battle of the Tech Ecosystems

Long rumoured and long delayed, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos finally announced a smartphone: the Amazon Fire. The Fire phone joins Amazon’s growing tech lineup including Fire HD tablets and Fire TV. Amazon? The book store company now sells a full line

The Battle of the Tech Ecosystems