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Online Poker Is Back (if You're in Nevada)
Nevada-based Ultimate Poker dealt America's first legal hand of real money online poker on Tuesday morning -
Policy
NYPD Plans to Release Non-Toxic Gases in the Subway
Seven batches of colorless, odorless perfluorocarbon tracer gases will be released in Subway-Surface Air Flow Exchange tests on three non-consecutive days in July -
Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Policy
A Plan to Make Washington as Green as Google
The Senate considers a bill to require the federal government to adopt fuel-saving technologies -
Financing
VCs That Back Women Beat Those That Don't
The least-connected venture capital firms are the most likely to invest in women-led companies -
Policy
Struggling Cities, From Detroit to New Orleans, See Startups as Saviors
Efforts are spreading to lure tech entrepreneurs to places not known for their tech scenes -
Economy
The Twitterverse Goes Nuts Over Economists’ Clash
A new paper challenges the finding by Reinhart and Rogoff that government debt over 90 percent of GDP seriously damages growth -
Policy
In Wake of Racketeering Probe, Florida Bans Sweepstakes Cafes
Time to hit the strip-mall slot machines one last time -
cybersecurity
Fighting Hackers Is a Lobbyist's Dream
The number of companies, groups, and local governments lobbying Washington on cybersecurity jumped 69 percent -
Financing
Crowdfunding's on Hold. So Is Crowdfunding Fraud
Predictions about a robust new source of capital for entrepreneurs and a flood of fraudsters preying on gullible investors haven't materialized -
Policy
How to Neuter Patent Trolls
Small businesses need a real defense from spurious patent lawsuits, but a proposed fix in Congress is flawed -
Social Media
Brogrammers Making Sex Jokes and Other Reasons Startups Need HR Departments
HR departments can be ponderous and annoying. They may also be the one thing that can save startups from themselves -
Policy
There Aren’t Nearly Enough Women on the Internet
Women in the developing world are far less likely than men to have access to the Web -
Policy
New York Is Sterilizing Its Rats. Here's How
Tiny SenesTech has a compound that may sterilize the rat population down to near-unnoticeability -
Economy
Highlights From Obama Economic Adviser Gene Sperling's Reddit AMA
His comments on the economy, "chained CPI," financial fraud, and similarities with The West Wing
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Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Policy
Bitcoin: Making Online Gambling Legal in the U.S.?
Some gambling websites hope using the virtual currency will help them avoid breaking U.S. laws -
Policy
Solar Energy Is Ready. The U.S. Isn't
The green energy source could power a lot of the U.S. grid and even be cost-competitive, but entrenched interests are a barrier -
Social Media
Brogrammers Making Sex Jokes and Other Reasons Startups Need HR Departments
HR departments can be ponderous and annoying. They may also be the one thing that can save startups from themselves -
innovator
Josh Mendelsohn, Tech Startups' Washington Lobbyist
Engine Advocacy's co-founder gives startups a voice in the nation's capital -
Innovation
Bitcoin Exchange Shuttered; Nerds Rattled
The future of the neophyte e-currency, once all the rage, now faces uncertainty -
Google
European Regulators Come Down on Google's Privacy Policy
The search giant could face fines after its newly established policy, which covers multiple services, was deemed to violate rules on data protection -
Telecommunications
Myhrvold Holds Patents in U.S.-China Telecom War
Through a series of patent transfers, Intellectual Ventures has ended up with a handful of data-center patents that set off a dispute between Huawei, the U.S. government, and China
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Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Policy
Bitcoin: Making Online Gambling Legal in the U.S.?
Some gambling websites hope using the virtual currency will help them avoid breaking U.S. laws -
Policy
NYPD Plans to Release Non-Toxic Gases in the Subway
Seven batches of colorless, odorless perfluorocarbon tracer gases will be released in Subway-Surface Air Flow Exchange tests on three non-consecutive days in July
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