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Congratulations, you now own stock in a private company… but can you sell any of it? The considerations that go into answering this question have changed over time as the process for selling private company shares in the secondary market has become more restrictive. Read More... →

Thousands of passengers are said to be backing up in the lines at customs at several U.S. airports because of the failure of customs computer systems. Reports of the outages began showing up on Twitter at around 8 p.m. Eastern time. So far social media reports have identified the problem at New York JFK, Boston, […]... →

Posted by MarieHaynesThin content! Duplicate content! Everyone knows that these are huge Panda factors. But are they really? In this article, I will explore the possibility that Panda is about so much more than thin and duplicate content. I don’t have a list of ten steps to follow to cure your Panda problems. But, I do hope that this article provokes some good discussion on how to improve our websites in the eyes of Google’s Panda algorithm. The duplicate content monster Recently, Google employee John Muell... →

One of the key findings of a new survey conducted by Millward Brown is that out of all the types of video ad targeting on the market, consumers are least receptive to ads that target their browsing history. Forty-one percent of people who responded to the survey said they were most receptive to targeted video ads based […]... →

A GoDaddy compensation analysis released Wednesday exposed female executives were paid at a rate almost 4 percent less than their male counterparts. The report also found throughout the total company, women are actually compensated .28% more than men. But the gap persists for women in technical roles. Women in technical positions make .11% less than men, while women in non-technical roles… Read More... →

For months now, Tesla has been saying that their cars would soon pick up a whole new trick: autopilot. Later this week, the first of those features will hit Tesla’s fleet — but we’ve already taken them for a spin. We went hands-on (hands-off?) with a pre-release version of the autopilot software, letting the car steer itself down the highway at 70 miles per hour. One big thing… Read More... →

First Data priced its IPO tonight at $16 per share, beneath the expected range of $18 to $20, according to Bloomberg. Selling 160 million shares, the payments processing company will raise $2.56 billion in its flotation, making it the largest IPO of the year. The pricing news comes directly on the heels of Square, a competing payments company, which revealed its IPO filing after the bell.… Read More... →

GUEST: In 2000 the US and EU struck a deal to provide a means for US firms to get and process data from Europe without breaking EU rules: Safe Harbor. EU regulations stipulated that no EU personal data could be transferred to and processed in other parts of the world without privacy protections that met EU standards. Safe […]... →

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While Apple’s product line is now pretty consolidated, it wasn’t always that way. There was once a younger, riskier Apple which had no problem rolling out a new product, only to shelf it just a few years later. Here are 13 Apple products that for one reason or another, are no longer with us today. Read More... →

Square’s newly revealed IPO filing shows that co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey is the largest shareholder, owning 24.4% of the company. Square last raised capital at a $6 billion valuation, implying that Dorsey’s stake is worth at least $1.46 billion. We will get a better sense of what Square’s value as a public company when its expected share price range is revealed in the… Read More... →

Square disclosed Wednesday it will discontinue its payment processing agreement with Starbucks in its IPO filing. The companies partnership, which formed in 2012, began to unravel last year when Starbucks stopped accepting payments from mobile devices running Square Order. But until August 2015, Square continued to process all transactions paid with credit and debit cards. As of October… Read More... →

In Square’s S-1 filing for its Initial Public Offering, Chief Executive Jack Dorsey revealed that he has committed a considerable percentage of his equity to help further the company’s potential to “drive positive impact” over the course of his lifetime. Over the past two years, he has given up 15 million shares, or 20 percent […]... →

Apple just unveiled some new updates with their iMovie video-editing software for Mac and iOS that, among other things, capitalize on the capabilities of their new slew of iDevices and add some pretty major improvements to how the software communicates across devices. Both iterations of iMovie are seeing upgrades to the quality of video that can be edited in projects. Most notably, iMovie… Read More... →

Tesla has announced the public beta release of its first Autopilot version that’s coming Thursday and says that driver inputs will be useful in improving the technology. Company Chief Executive Elon Musk says that every one of its vehicles from September 2014 will have this feature overnight. However, in the short-term, he cautioned that it’s […]... →

Adobe today released a security bulletin confirming a vulnerability in all versions of its Flash product for Windows, Mac, and Linux. The company says it is aware of reports that an exploit targeting this vulnerability is being used in limited, targeted attacks. Adobe plans to release a patch for Flash “during the week of October […]... →

In 2012, Square formed a partnership with Starbucks which was perhaps ranked among the biggest of its history. The coffee maker would invest $25 million into the company and in return, Square would play a part in processing payments at Starbucks’ thousands of locations around the country. But now that’s going away. Square has revealed […]... →

Netflix now has more than 69 million subscribers, but the company added fewer new U.S. members last quarter than it predicted: 880,000, versus 1.15 million. This shortcoming, funny enough, is linked to the U.S. “transition to chip-based credit and debit cards,” the company claims in its third-quarter letter to shareholders: While global growth was as we expected, our forecast was high for the US and […]... →

Square filed for its initial public offering today — and buried in the company’s boilerplate risk factors was a big one: CEO Jack Dorsey’s relationship with Twitter. Here’s the whole part of the section on depending on key management: “Our future success is significantly dependent upon the continued service of our executives and other key employees. If we lose… Read More... →

Fifty seven thousand Marvel movies later, you know the deal: Thor has a hammer (called the Mjolnir). Only he can pick it up. To pretty much anyone else, even those who are theoretically stronger than him, it’s impossibly heavy. Bringing the concept to life, someone has built a Mjolnir… that only its owner can lift. How? MAGNETS! Though not obvious at first glance, there’s… Read More... →