An Illinois man has pleaded not guilty to conspiring with an online Canadian pharmacy to smuggle prescription drugs into the U.S. to sell to doctors.
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Utah liquor board pushes off decision on mini-bottle sales
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State liquor regulators have pushed off a decision about granting special permission for a distillery to sell its brandy in sample sizes, arguing the move is too drastic for them to make without having lawmakers weigh in first.
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5 Trends Reshaping Social Media
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Mobile technology, big data and platforms that appeal to various demographics are growing social media into an ever-more powerful force in marketing and communications.
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Here's Another Clue About Apple's Rumored iPhone 6S Reveal
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A big private event booking in San Francisco set for early September has fueled more speculation.
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The Hacker Who Breached a Moving Jeep Has Left His Job at Twitter
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Charlie Miller, who also used to work for the NSA, reportedly resigned from his job at the social giant.
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Ashley Madison Hit With Another Lawsuit Following Hack
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This comes in the wake of a class-action suit filed against its parent company Avid Life Media in Canada last week.
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How This Connected Refrigerator Could Put Your Passwords at Risk
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If you have Samsung smart fridge, hackers could find a way into your Gmail login information through your Wi-Fi network.
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5 Tasks Entrepreneurs Are Better Off Outsourcing
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The smart move is focus on growing your business and hire talented freelancers for everything else.
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Airbnb Agrees to Collect Tourism Tax in Paris, Its Biggest Market
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The home-rental platform today announced that it will automatically collect tourism taxes for guests and remit them directly to the City Hall.