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A judge orders a company to hire back employees it had fired for complaining about their jobs on the social-networking site More »
Why a Groupon for a university class makes better business sense for a school than a latte coupon does for a coffee shop More »
NASA has released new photos showing the trails machine and man left behind during Apollo missions between 1969 and 1972 More »
In the past two weeks, Google has noticed that many "perfectly healthy" businesses have been reported as closed on their Places page More »
South Dakota law mandates that an abortion provider tell a woman seeking an abortion that she has a relationship with her unborn fetus More »
Like the MacBook Air, the laptop is billed as an ultra-thin, ultra-light (less than three pounds) and ultra-expensive machine More »
The promotion shows that Apple is trying hard to hold onto that Steve Jobs sparkle -- and not just through new CEO Tim Cook More »
If the reports are true, Apple is experiencing iPhone leak deja vu. Last year Gizmodo purchased a lost (also in a bar) iPhone 4. More »
In a direct challenge to Microsoft's Office Suite, Google announced that it will soon introduce offline versions of its popular programs More »
The Syrian Electronic Army, a pro-government online force that Assad has praised, sent hundreds of messages to the wrong page More »
Facebook and Yelp are reducing their forays into the coupon market while smaller niche coupon projects are going out of business More »
Facing a wave of knockoff iPods and iPhones, Apple enlisted members of Pfizer's security team to crackdown on the counterfeit industry More »
A list of the many launch vehicles, capsules, and space planes being considered as alternatives to the faulty Russian Soyuz rockets More »
Twitter and Facebook can help spread a message, but they can also create confusion, and, when it comes to action, don't do much More »
This weekend's massive storm could cost more than $7 billion in losses. But for the Weather Channel, the bigger the storm the bigger the ratings More »
Deals worked in tandem with the Places product, which was also recently axed, so it's not a complete surprise that Deals is being killed More »
Sites like TubeFire allow users to download and store their favorite videos from YouTube. Major recording labels don't particularly like this. More »
As Irene gained strength and set her sails for the east coast this week, a familiar Celtic fiddle started sounding in America's head More »
The French bring an unusual combination of civil disobedience, fashion, and food to Battery Park City More »
The international bank's transactions with Cuba, Iran and Sudan violated a trove of embargo laws More »
