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| Mon, April 11 2011 | |
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[FACE]
The 5 Best Daily Deals Sites
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)
Daily deals sites offer some amazing, "ending soon" discounts on choice items and experiences. Here's a look at the five most popular daily deals sites. Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite daily deals site, specifying that nominated sites should "provid... | |
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[TWIT]
The 5 Best Daily Deals Sites
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)
Daily deals sites offer some amazing, "ending soon" discounts on choice items and experiences. Here's a look at the five most popular daily deals sites. Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite daily deals site, specifying that nominated sites should "provid... | |
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[FACE]
Baidu Shoots Past $50 Billion Market Cap On Facebook News (BIDU, GOOG)
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)
Baidu's stock has been responding very well to news of its deal with Facebook to create a social network joint venture in China. Its stock is popping right now and its market cap passed $50 billion dollars, a pretty big milestone. There are still impediments to the deal howev... | |
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[TWIT]
Baidu Shoots Past $50 Billion Market Cap On Facebook News (BIDU, GOOG)
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)
Baidu's stock has been responding very well to news of its deal with Facebook to create a social network joint venture in China. Its stock is popping right now and its market cap passed $50 billion dollars, a pretty big milestone. There are still impediments to the deal howev... | |
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[FACE]
I Went To A Top School And It Was A Waste
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)
Peter Thiel, Facebook billionaire, hedge fund manager and PayPal co-founder, doesn't mind courting controversy. After correctly foreseeing the dotcom and subprime busts, he has been lambasting higher education as the next big bubble, in the Journal, the National Review and most recently to... | |
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[TWIT]
I Went To A Top School And It Was A Waste
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)
Peter Thiel, Facebook billionaire, hedge fund manager and PayPal co-founder, doesn't mind courting controversy. After correctly foreseeing the dotcom and subprime busts, he has been lambasting higher education as the next big bubble, in the Journal, the National Review and most recently to... | |
