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Jobs

Online Shopping Creates Growing Number of Jobs

ThinkstockA Census Bureau report released Thursday puts more precise numbers than ever before on the e-retail revolution. According to the Bureau’s newly published “County Business Patterns: 2012” report, it’s not just Amazon…

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Media

Facebook Is the Ultimate Hack

There is a perception among businesses and people that nothing kept online is secure anymore. A major cyberattack on Facebook would only serve to tremendously reinforce that.

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Investing

Big Changes in the Carl Icahn Stock Holdings

ThinkstockActivist investor Carl Icahn has made some changes to his portfolio of equities in the latest 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. While there are many positions in there,…

Jon C. Ogg
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Technology

Google Shareholders Ask Company to Pay Taxes

At Wednesday's annual meeting of Google shareholders, the Domini Social Equity Fund and several co-filers submitted a proposal for consideration on how Google will formulate its approach to taxes.

Paul Ausick
11:25am ET
Technology

How Alibaba Measures Up Against Amazon and eBay

Courtesy of AlibabaWith the filing of the first documents for its initial public offering (IPO) behind it, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. offered the first view of its size, finances and profitability. The…

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Technology

eBay Tax Bill, Outlook Stymie Shares

courtesy of ebayeBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) reported first quarter 2014 results after the markets closed Tuesday. The e-commerce giant posted adjusted diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.70 on revenues of $4.3…

Paul Ausick
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Technology

Now Facebook Wants to Be Your Bank

Facebook is seeking regulatory approval from the Irish government that would allow the site's users to store money with Facebook and use it to pay bills and exchange money with other people.

Paul Ausick