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Archives for December 2014


“Sony made a business decision to accept the risk of losses associated with being hacked.”


If the feds wanted to shut down the Bitcoin network, they should have done so in 2013.


Two summer movies explored abortion — and moviegoers were quick to stake political flags on them.


Fire phone’s failure, Amazon succession plans and more ...


Women should negotiate, but maybe they shouldn’t. And also they should advocate for each other. But actually, maybe that’s a bad thing.


Weiner is now running product on top of CEO duties, and he has got a number of irons in the fire.


Low pay, high student debt, and a slow start to their careers. And that’s just the start of it.


Jury says there was nothing improper about restricting iPods to music purchased on iTunes.


These nine charts from Thomas Piketty’s new book depict the history of wealth accumulation over the long term.


The most serious threat from the attackers yet.


Bitcoins have lost more than 60 percent of their value this year. But their long-term outlook is still bright.


A security expert argues that most corporate networks are vulnerable to hacking.


Shenzhen-based Tencent will also promote Sony Music’s performers on its online platforms.
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