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The high-profile and powerful exec at the search giant will leave immediately, but has no plans to land elsewhere as yet.
Buzzword alert: It’s about creating better, more “native” ads.
That’s comparable to Instagram’s popularity.
And the Wall Street crowd cheers.
The CFO took Facebook public and attracted some level of scrutiny for its rocky initial ride.
Android itself isn’t generally vulnerable. But many apps -- mostly games -- are. Also? Beware the Heartbleed-scanner apps.
Spoiler: It’s still all about mobile.
What are your favorite apps for messaging? Facebook would like to know for ... research purposes.
Should your company join them?
Facebook is making money on its mobile apps. Now it wants to make money on your mobile apps.
Go ahead and “like” us -- you can still sue us if you want, says the company behind Cheerios.
Nike says it will continue to sell the FuelBand SE, but the future of their sports devices unit remains unclear.
We’ll know when we know. Or when we don’t.
Gooooooooooooooooal!
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