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Manhattan Bombing Suspect Bought Bomb Ingredients On eBay
He bought bomb ingredients on eBay and recorded a mirthful video of himself igniting a blast in a backyard. In a handwritten journal, he warned that bombs would resound in the streets and prayed he'd be martyred rather than caught, authorities say.
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When a Tech Startup Is Not a Tech Company
These days, every company is at least a little bit of a tech company.
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eBay and Paypal Revise Their User Agreements, and Hit a Nerve
Neither agreement is sitting well with New York law enforcement officials, who say the new policy "raises issues" under consumer protection laws.
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Uber Hires Security Chief From Facebook as Upstarts Compete for Talent
Uber's first chief security officer, Sullivan spent five years at Facebook, eight years at the US Department of Justice, apart from working with eBay and PayPal.
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eBay to launch virtual stores called "shoppable windows"
This is the latest effort by eBay to work more closely with large retailers that are looking to reach more online and mobile shoppers.
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Retailers try to adapt to device-hopping shoppers
It is technically difficult to track consumers as they hop from phone to computer to tablet and back again.
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Skype files for $100M IPO
Skype, the popular Internet telephone service, said Monday that it hoped to raise $100 million in an initial public offering of stock.The announcement -- which came a few days after news of the initial offering by another Internet company, Demand...
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Santa via cellphone: Shopping online without a computer
This holiday season, consumers are beginning to shop and make purchases on their mobile phones. The shift from buying presents in front of the computer at home or work to doing it during bus commutes or while standing in line...
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The iPad 2 has been a boon to eBay
EBay, the online marketplace, released numbers and an info graphic showing how the Apple iPad2 is creating a robust and healthy resale market online.
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Santa via cellphone: Shopping online without a computer
This holiday season, consumers are beginning to shop and make purchases on their mobile phones. The shift from buying presents in front of the computer at home or work to doing it during bus commutes or while standing in line at cafes is small, but, for the first time, noticeable and even significant.Shopping on cellphones and portable tablet compu...
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Skype files for $100M IPO
Skype, the popular Internet telephone service, said Monday that it hoped to raise $100 million in an initial public offering of stock.The announcement -- which came a few days after news of the initial offering by another Internet company, Demand Media -- could help revive the market for technology offerings. Analysts have speculated that Skype's s...
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Manhattan Bombing Suspect Bought Bomb Ingredients On eBay
He bought bomb ingredients on eBay and recorded a mirthful video of himself igniting a blast in a backyard. In a handwritten journal, he warned that bombs would resound in the streets and prayed he'd be martyred rather than caught, authorities say.
-
When a Tech Startup Is Not a Tech Company
These days, every company is at least a little bit of a tech company.
-
eBay and Paypal Revise Their User Agreements, and Hit a Nerve
Neither agreement is sitting well with New York law enforcement officials, who say the new policy "raises issues" under consumer protection laws.
-
Uber Hires Security Chief From Facebook as Upstarts Compete for Talent
Uber's first chief security officer, Sullivan spent five years at Facebook, eight years at the US Department of Justice, apart from working with eBay and PayPal.
-
eBay to launch virtual stores called "shoppable windows"
This is the latest effort by eBay to work more closely with large retailers that are looking to reach more online and mobile shoppers.
-
Retailers try to adapt to device-hopping shoppers
It is technically difficult to track consumers as they hop from phone to computer to tablet and back again.
-
Skype files for $100M IPO
Skype, the popular Internet telephone service, said Monday that it hoped to raise $100 million in an initial public offering of stock.The announcement -- which came a few days after news of the initial offering by another Internet company, Demand...
-
Santa via cellphone: Shopping online without a computer
This holiday season, consumers are beginning to shop and make purchases on their mobile phones. The shift from buying presents in front of the computer at home or work to doing it during bus commutes or while standing in line...
-
The iPad 2 has been a boon to eBay
EBay, the online marketplace, released numbers and an info graphic showing how the Apple iPad2 is creating a robust and healthy resale market online.
-
Santa via cellphone: Shopping online without a computer
This holiday season, consumers are beginning to shop and make purchases on their mobile phones. The shift from buying presents in front of the computer at home or work to doing it during bus commutes or while standing in line at cafes is small, but, for the first time, noticeable and even significant.Shopping on cellphones and portable tablet compu...
-
Skype files for $100M IPO
Skype, the popular Internet telephone service, said Monday that it hoped to raise $100 million in an initial public offering of stock.The announcement -- which came a few days after news of the initial offering by another Internet company, Demand Media -- could help revive the market for technology offerings. Analysts have speculated that Skype's s...
