The number of people applying for U.S. unemployment benefits rose last week after falling to a 14-year low the previous week.
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California malpractice cap generates big spending
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Bob Pack wanted to go after the HMO doctors for recklessly prescribing painkillers to a drug-abusing nanny who ran over his 10-year-old son and 7-year-old daughter as they were heading for ice cream one early fall evening in 2003.
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Nokia in $950 million Q3 profit on growing sales
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Nokia Corp. appears to have turned around its fortunes after the sale of its ailing cellphone unit to Microsoft, reporting a third-quarter net profit of 747 million euros ($950 million), from a loss of 91 million euros a year earlier.
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Don’t be a Blogger Behaving Badly
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By Rebecca Flansburg The online world/blogosphere is filled with tons of amazing tips and advice on how to be a super- dynamic-the-bees-knees-type blogger. However, I am fairly certain that there is not nearly as much information about what to NOT do available for those of us whose blog is an important part of their livelihood. […]
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Bango and Samsung Offer Carrier Billing for Digital Purchases
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Forget credit cards. Bango and Samsung partner up to let consumers charge digital purchases to their phone bill.
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Best Small Tablets for Business 2014 (and Why We Love Them)
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Opting for a smaller tablet doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice power or great software features.
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The top 20 US cities for tech startup funding
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'Silicon Beach' brings tech boom to Los Angeles
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Small business view: Ebola, energy and elections
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FedEx, UPS make plans for a better holiday season
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Facing an even bigger mountain of packages this holiday season, FedEx and UPS are hiring more workers to avoid the delays that frustrated shoppers and gift-recipients a year ago.