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  Man buys Google.com for few minutes just spending $12

  A man ended up buying the worlds most clicked website, Google.com, just for $12. It’s been reported that the man, Sanmay Ved, a former Google employee, was searching the net for buying a new...

  • by Mike Newman on October 4, 2015
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  Fiat Chrysler Automobiles recalls their 7,800 SUVs for software update

  The Automobiles giant, Fiat Chrysler, says on Friday that they will recall their 7,800 models over security concern. It’s been reported that the company again willing to recall their 7,800 models, and it was...

  • by Mike Newman on September 14, 2015
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  China shuts more than 150 online account for spreading rumors about market fall

  More than 200 people were accused and got punished for spreading rumors against several things in this Chinese market fall time. According to the officials, there were two report, first was about a man...

  • by Mike Newman on September 1, 2015
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  Man makes $10k a month, just launching a firm which sends ‘Potato Parcel’

  Sending letters is now became old fashioned in Texas – as people are preferring to send messages via potato post. Potato post or potato parcels is based on an idea of writing some message...

  • by Mike Newman on August 25, 2015
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  Surprise restructuring of Google

  A Parent Company named Alphabet Inc. was created by Google yesterday. But the well-known businesses of Google like apps, search, Android and YouTube will be retained by Google itself. The new parent company Alphabet...

  • by John Walley on August 11, 2015
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  Twitter shares fall as growth of monthly users slows

  On Tuesday the share of Twitter Inc took a steep bow of about 11 percent. And the micro blogging company came out stating that since 2013, the number of its average users monthly has...

  • by John Walley on July 30, 2015
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  Yanis Varoufakis confesses back up plan for euro exit

  Yanis Varoufakis, former finance minister of Greece, has been pushed back to the focus. This is because as he strongly defended the plans to initiate a system of parallel payment in the occasion of...

  • by John Walley on July 29, 2015
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  Rise in Gold prices after drop in equities in China

  After noticing a low for about five years, gold prices rose by $10.90 or 1% upward. This is because the equities in China saw a sharp drop on Monday. The drop seems to encourage...

  • by John Walley on July 28, 2015
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  Britain aims business opportunities amidst of Iran Nuclear Deal

  On Friday, Britain will address business houses on how to exploit on the commercial breaks in Iran. It is due to the withdrawal of sanctions and discharging of assets after a revolutionary pact with...

  • by John Walley on July 22, 2015
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  Opening of BRICS bank in China for business

  Finally BRICS bank has been opened in China. The New Development Bank or NDB of BRICS Nations has been established in Shanghai as its headquarter, on 21st July, 2015, Tuesday. The Finance Minister of...

  • by John Walley on July 22, 2015
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  Reformation in the management structure of Standard Chartered

  The new chief executive of Standard Chartered and the previous chief of JP Morgan Chase’s division of investment banking, Mr. William T. Winters has revealed his new team of management on Monday. He announced...

  • by John Walley on July 21, 2015
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  Ways to make your office diverse

  Here are latest ways for making your office more diverse in literal and figurative ways. The modern work places have various demands and they differ highly from past days. Diversity is the way which...

  • by John Walley on July 19, 2015
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  Facebook is the best place for commercial ads

  Are you still wondering over the best medium to post your next commercial ad for business? Is it the good old television ad which you are thinking of or the newspaper with a big...

  • by John Walley on July 18, 2015
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  Race Discrimination settled by paying $24 million dollars by Honda

  One of the top Japanese car companies, Honda, was involved in charging the highest interest rates especially on car loans when investigated by US officials. According to the officials Honda charged $250 more to...

  • by John Walley on July 16, 2015
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