Solve their problem instead of simply selling them something.

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Today’s jumbled Facebook hearing left little faith that Congress could ever draft a useful data-protection bill, much less agree on one.
“You will rightfully have some hard questions for me to answer,” Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said during opening remarks in his congressional hearing Wednesday. As it turned out, Zuckerberg didn’t have much to worry about. He was probably overprepared.

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As an entrepreneur, you could be a potential target for patent trolls. But there is something you can do about it.

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Apple and Facebook are two of the 33 companies that were scored based on their equal pay disclosure, performance, and commitments in the finance, tech, and retail sectors. Apple got an A- grade (the highest on the card), as did Bank of New York Mellon, eBay, JPMorgan, Nike, and Starbucks. The quantitative accounting and analysis were conducted …
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Apple and Facebook are two of the 33 companies that were scored based on their equal pay disclosure, performance, and commitments in the finance, tech, and Read More

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In today’s issue, U.S. budget deficits are ballooning, China’s investment in the U.S. slides while the country’s president says a ‘zero-sum’ world view is out of place, Trump promises to protect farmers, manufacturers are wary of a trade war, and Japan chimes in on trade relations.
DEFICITS DON’T MATTER, RIGHT?
Tax cuts and spending increases enacted over the past four months will lead to $1 trillion budget deficits and a mostly temporary spurt in economic growth. The Congressional Budget Office said the federal Read More

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