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Google extends Offers to New York and San Francisco

Groupon has nothing to fear from Google. Yet. But the methodical Google Offers expansion shouldn't be ignored -- today two other cities join Portland. Google Offers beta launched in the Oregon city on June 1.

Australian Stock Market Report 7/13/2011

The minutes from the FOMC meeting revealed that, despite the slowdown in economic growth, there was still little interest among Fed officials for a third round of quantitative easing - at least not in the short term.

Daily Forex Forecast 7/12/2011

Risk aversion is once again grappling the markets and as investors get nervy demand for the Australian Dollar dwindles.

World Market Overview 7/12/2011

U.S. stocks slumped Monday, as another round of anxiety over Europe's debt crisis spurred investors to flee risky assets such as stocks.

Australian Stock Market Report 7/12/2011

The Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said its May leading index for 33 member nations had fallen for a second straight month, down from 102.8 to 102.5.

Market: Hit By A Queue Of Negatives Starting With Carbon

The Australian stock market was whacked by a combination of fears about the carbon tax, China losing control of its economy, the worsening health of the US economy and the focus on Italy as markets search for a new focus in Europe's debt woes.

Microsoft sells 400 million licenses for Windows 7

Windows 7 continues to charge ahead as a successful operating system release for Microsoft. CEO Steve Ballmer revealed in a Monday keynote at the annual Worldwide Partner Conference in Los Angeles that the number of licenses sold worldwide has now surpassed 400 million.

'Mobile malware is the new frontier of cybercrime'

That's the stunning statement made by Robert Siciliano, a security and identity theft consultant, blogging for McAfee today. The post's title is nearly as provocative: "McAfee Reports Most Malware Ever in Early 2011".

Project Rebellion: RPData in the Firing Line

As a followup to recent articles relating to the industry revolt and ACCC investigation into RealEstate.com.au, Australian Financial Review journalist Ben Hurley has released another article that takes aim at RPData and their valuation strategy.

Spratt on top from start to finish

Australian Amanda Spratt has taken out overall honours in the Tour de Feminin in the Czech Republic after leading the tour fom start to finish.

Environmental News You Shouldn't Miss

THE Gillard government's carbon tax will start at $23 a tonne and be paid by only 500 companies rather than almost 1000 liable under earlier estimates. The number of companies required to buy permits fell because of the Government's decision to remove fuel from the pricing scheme, which meant about 200 fuel refiners and distributors were no longer the taxing point for fuel emissions.

Qatar sets sights on stem cells

With funding flowing freely, can Qatar negotiate ethical concerns and build the expertise necessary to become a world leader in the field? Nature asked Abdelali Haoudi, the foundation's vice-president for research, how he plans to do it.

Carbon Tax – A Short Roundup

I won't go into too many details here as it is being covered by everyone and anyone, so here is a quick round up thanks to the crew over at crikey.com.au

From broker to boss

PLAN CEO Trevor Scott is a passionate supporter of the broker industry and a big believer that brighter days are ahead for brokers.

Markets: Down On Friday, Wary About The Week

For such a rotten employment report, the Wall Street reaction ended up being surprisingly muted: at one stage the Dow was down by more than 150 points, but those loses were cut to just 62 points by the close early Saturday, our time.

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