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I typically refer to the IAC sale as “the worst business decision of my life.” I’m not sure IAC is worse than any other large company in this regard. An entrepreneur is someone who, almost artistically, designs a living entity which embodies the values, beliefs, and ambitions of the creator. It’s impossible for a larger entity to swallow a smaller one without completely reshaping it. When this process begins, a wild visionary – the entrepreneur type – is the most toxic, indigestible actor imaginable. And this is why I roll my eyes when a new acquisition is announced: Because I don’t see it as a triumphant graduation but a sacrifice to an industry that is afraid to dream big.
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The day finally came, we’ve released a preview of our new website to the world. Let us know what you think!
http://preview.reuters.com/
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The gorgeous HTC One, reviewed by The Verge
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For the first time scientists have printed human embryonic stem cells using a 3D printer.
The Heriot-Watt University team’s research could eventually lead to human organs being printed on demand and an end to animal drug testing. Jim Drury of Reuters reports. -
New Reuters app is an “Editors Choice” in the Apple App Store!
We’re so excited about how well the new app is being received. On top of that, there’s a lot of additional features coming soon. We’re only getting started, stay tuned.
Find out more about the new Reuters news app and download it here for iPad and iPhone.This is awesome. Big congratulations to our product and development team who worked really hard on this.
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A new way to stay informed
Introducing two innovative new iPhone and iPad apps that deliver the speed, breadth and insight of Reuters journalism and financial information.
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EXCLUSIVE: Apple said it was attacked by hackers who infected “small number” of its Mac computers. Apple says the hackers also hit Facebook and other small companies.
Apple says there is “no evidence that any data left Apple,” adding that the company is working with law enforcement to identify hackers. More soon on Reuters.com.
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Startup ditches Silicon Valley for Detroit
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Cool video, Microsoft. But, I’m still not gonna use Internet Explorer.
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WATCH: Facebook unveiled a new search feature today. Here’s our live coverage and a wrap of the event.
