Monday, 1 December 2014
Japanese voters to give verdict on Abenomics
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was elected two years ago on a promise to resuscitate the world's third largest economy.
6 Ways to Keep Sales High After the Holiday Spike
Every year, something horrible happens to most ecommerce sites. After the spike in holiday sales — right around the first of January — everything comes spiraling downward. Worse, people start returning things. Returns create a huge logistical mess, especially if you’re responsible for footing all the shipping bills. That huge sales high plummets, leaving you […]
FBI warns of hacking threat after Sony attack
The FBI is warning businesses about a new hacking threat in the wake of a vast attack on Sony Pictures last week.
U.S. investigating baby seat recall timeline
The government agency charged with regulating safety recalls said it wants to know if Graco delayed its reporting of a defect that led to one of the largest baby-seat recalls in U.S. history.
Posting a status update will not protect your Facebook privacy
Every few months, a chain letter-type status update makes the rounds on Facebook, declaring that the user’s data and content are off-limits for advertising or other uses. Posting these updates do not, in any way, change...
The airport of the future
The airport of the future will be less like a sprawling bus depot and more like a large, sustainable park.
Top 25 Facebook pages: December 2014 — Could Cristiano Ronaldo be Facebook’s most-liked person?
Just because the World Cup is over doesn’t mean the world lost interest in soccer. Every month, we examine the trends in Facebook page fanbases. This month, we find that Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi (along...
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