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Apple to Release TV in 2013 1st Half, Munster Says
May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray Cos., talks about the outlook for the release of Apple Inc.'s television device and next version of its iPhone. He speaks with Jon Erlichman on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Apple to Release TV in 2013 1st Half, Munster Says
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Facebook's IPO, Co-Founder Saverin's Stake in Jumio
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Star Wars Turns 35
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SpaceX Craft on Track to Dock With Space Station
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Facebook's IPO Flop Is Decade's Worst
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Apple Design Chief Jonathan Ive Gets Knighted
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Eric Jackson on Outlook for Google, Facebook
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Honda Develops Hands-Free Scooter
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Apple to Release TV in 2013 1st Half, Munster Says May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray Cos., talks about the outlook for the release of Apple Inc.'s television device and next version of its iPhone. He speaks with Jon Erlichman on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Facebook's IPO, Co-Founder Saverin's Stake in Jumio May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Paul Kedrosky, author of the Infectious Greed blog and a Bloomberg contributing editor, talks about Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering and co-founder Eduardo Saverin's investment in Jumio Inc. He speaks with Cory Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Who Should Cover the Cost for 3-D Glasses? Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman reports on the costs of 3-D glasses and the fight for who should be paying for them
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Star Wars Turns 35 "Star Wars" opened on May 25, 1977. The franchise has made $2.2 billion
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SpaceX Craft on Track to Dock With Space Station May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Space Exploration Technologies Corp.’s supply ship was grabbed by the International Space Station’s robotic arm in preparation for a historic docking with the research laboratory. Bloomberg's Cory Johnson reports on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Facebook's IPO Flop Is Decade's Worst After 5 days of trading, Facebook's IPO is officially the biggest flop in a decade
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Apple Design Chief Jonathan Ive Gets Knighted Apple Computer's senior vice-president for industrial design, Jonathan Ive, was knighted at Buckingham Palace this week
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Eric Jackson on Outlook for Google, Facebook Eric Jackson, founder of Ironfire Capital LLC, talks about the outlook for Facebook Inc. and Google Inc
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Honda Develops Hands-Free Scooter May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Japans Honda Motor Corp. has developed a personal transportation device, the Uni-Cub, a hands-free personal transportation device steered completely by the tilt of a person's buttocks. Bloomberg's Alix Steel reports. (Video courtesy Honda)
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Medtronic Device May Reverse High Blood Pressure May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Shannon Pettypiece reports on a catheter made by Medtronic Inc. that is used in an experimental 20-minute procedure to treat hypertension by cauterizing nerves near the kidneys that control blood pressure. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Alibaba Cleared to Take Hong Kong Unit Private May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., China’s biggest e-commerce company, was cleared to take its Hong Kong-listed unit private after minority shareholders at the subsidiary approved a $2.5 billion buyout offer from the parent. Bloomberg's Paul Allen reports on Bloomberg Television's "On the Move Asia." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Paypal Has Advantage on Retail Systems, eBay Exec Says May 24 (Bloomberg) -- David Marcus, president of EBay Inc.'s PayPal online-payments business, talks about a licensing and marketing deal with VeriFone Systems Inc. to add PayPal payment at U.S. retailers. He speaks with Emily Chang on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Facebook Acquires Karma Amid IPO Frenzy BWest 5/24: Facebook's second-largest acquisition to date is mobile gift-giving application Karma Science
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SAP Exec Busted for Stealing Legos May 24 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Emily Chang, Jon Erlichman and Cory Johnson discuss three of today's biggest tech stories. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Facebook IPO Scrutiny Grows May 24 (Bloomberg) -- Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering has triggered allegations the social network and banks led by Morgan Stanley selectively disclosed crucial information to investors. Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman reports on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Protests at Amazon.com Meeting May 24 (Bloomberg) -- More than 100 protesters gathered outside Amazon.com Inc.'s annual shareholders meeting in Seattle to air grievances about the company's treatment of warehouse workers, tax practices and political donations.
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Networks Focus on Revamping Friday Night Lineups Major TV networks are moving shows with big DVR audiences to test whether the technology can help programs like "Community"
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3LP's Rivette on Oracle's Suit Against Google BWest 5/23: Kevin Rivette, a managing partner at 3LP Advisors LLC, talks about a federal jury's finding that Google Inc. didn't infringe on Oracle Corp.'s patents in developing Android software
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Playing the Facebook Blame Game 5/24: Bloomberg Television's Erik Schatzker reports on how pricing was set for Facebook's IPO
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How Will Short Positions Impact Facebook? May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Dominic Chu reports on Facebook's IPO and how short selling may impact the company. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Glowing Car Among 'People's Car of China' Finalists After nearly a year and more than 30 million votes on its website, Volkswagen identified three finalists for its People's Car of China project
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Online TV Ad Spending Is Growing, Nielsen Says May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Steve Hasker, president of media products at Nielsen Co., talks about advertising spending on television and Internet content. He speaks with Jon Erlichman on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Sheryl Sandberg Tells Harvard Students She Cried at Work May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Facebook Inc. Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg speaking today at Harvard Business School in Boston told students that she has cried at work since starting at Facebook. Bloomberg's Emily Chang reports on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Mobile Ads Could Have Investors Turning Up Pandora May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Pandora Media Inc., the Internet radio pioneer, rose as much as 17 percent in extended trading after first-quarter results exceeded analysts’ estimates on higher mobile advertising sales. Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman reports on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Hewlett-Packard to Cut Workforce by 27,000 BWest 5/23: Hewlett-Packard Co. shares rose after the world’s largest personal-computer maker announced plans to slice its workforce by 27,000, or about 8 percent, and reported better-than-forecast fiscal second-quarter sales and profit
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A 40 Mpg Personal Plane Attracts Crowd of Investors A personal airplane, called Synergy, is attracting thousands of dollars in investment on the popular crowd-funding website, Kickstarter
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Audi Develops 50 Mph, Smartphone-Controlled Bicycle Audi unveils a concept bike with an electric motor that can help a rider hit 50 MPH
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Would You Pay $1M for This Electric Supercar? May 17 (Bloomberg) -- Croatian carmaker Rimac Auto has announced it will put into production the Concept One electric supercar, a concept vehicle that first made waves at last year's Frankfurt Auto Show. The battery-powered vehicle boasts more than 1,000 Hp and reaches a top speed of 190 Mph. Only 88 are expected to be sold worldwide in 2013. Video courtesy Rimac Automobili (Source: Bloomberg)
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How Mark Zuckerberg Hacked the Valley Bloomberg's Doug MacMillan discusses the cover article of Bloomberg Businessweek. On the eve of Facebook's IPO, a look at the daring decisions that took the social network's price tag from $1 billion to about 100 times as much.
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Ferrari Supercar Left for Dead in Desert Bloomberg's Matt Miller reports on the mysterious case of a rare Ferrari Enzo, one of only 399 in the world, that has been abandoned in the Dubai desert
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Zuckerberg Weds Girlfriend May 21 (Bloomberg) -- Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg announced his marriage to long-standing girlfriend Priscilla Chan on his Facebook page May 19. The couple wed in a ceremony in the backyard of his home in Palo Alto, California, the Associated Press reported.
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Google Completes Purchase of Motorola Mobility Google has completed its purchase of Motorola Mobility for $40 per share. The purchase gives Google 17,000-plus patents.
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Dinosaur Skeleton May Fetch Over $1M A cousin of the North American T-Rex, that measures 24 feet long and 8 feet high, could go for $1 million at auction
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Facebook's Saverin Saves $67M in Taxes Leaving U.S. Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin will save at least $67 million in federal income taxes by dropping U.S. citizenship before Facebook goes public
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The $4500 Unicycle Set to Hit Streets The one-wheeled, self-balancing vehicle has a range of up to 20 miles and a top speed of 20 Mph
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How Much Is A 'Like' on Facebook Worth? Ritz-Carlton Chief Marketing Officer Chris Gabaldon talks about the hotel company's social media effort
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Google Did Not Infringe Oracle Patents for Java The 10-person jury ruled unanimously that Google did not infringe Oracle's patents in developing Android software
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Larry Page: Facebook Holding User Data 'Hostage' Google's co-founder and CEO sits down with Charlie Rose to discuss the future of search and how the search giant reckons with the possibilities of Facebook as a search competitor
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Earnings Watch: How Low Can Dell and HP Go? On today’s “Insight & Action” Adam Johnson takes a look at how cheap Dell and Hewlett Packard earnings are, and if their price will go lower
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Facebook Hiccup: What Went Wrong on the Nasdaq? Bloomberg's Matt Miller takes a look at the trading hiccup for Facebook shares on the Nasdaq exchange on the social network's opening day, and whether it illuminates the difference between the exchange and its competitor, the NYSE. He poses the issue to Keith Bliss, SVP at Cuttone & Co.
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Apple’s '1944' Commercial May 3 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "BWest Byte " Bloomberg's Emily Chang, Cory Johnson and Jon Erlichman discuss Apple's '1944' commercial. (Source: Bloomberg)
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It Ain't Easy Being Green: Kermit Breaks German Law Kermit may be fined by the German government for product placement on a broadcast channel
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Elon Musk's Falcon 9 Rocket Blasts Off SpaceX launches the first commercial vehicle to the international space station. Musk says he has $4 billion worth of orders lined-up.
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The Facebook Rich List May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker, Sara Eisen and Scarlet Fu report on the Facebook executives who are looking at a billion dollar payday from the company's IPO. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track."
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Facebook’s M&A Strategy Bloomberg’s Jon Erlichman reports on the outlook for future acquisitions at Facebook
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How Old Is Mark Zuckerberg? May 14 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "BWest Byte " Jon Erlichman, Cory Johnson and Emily Chang discuss Mark Zuckerberg's age. (Source:Bloomberg)
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Zuckerberg Gets Nasdaq Opening Bell `Hoodie' May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Zuckerberg receives a gift of the Nasdaq opening bell crystal and the Nasdaq "Hoodie" at Facebook's Menlo Park headquarters. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The Basic Math of Facebook Numbers Bloomberg’s Cory Johnson breaks down the metrics of Facebook’s daily users
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Filtering Dirty Water Without the Filter BWest 5/14: Planet Forward’s Frank Sesno discusses the growing challenge of keeping water clean and an innovation that would allow for filtration without the use of a filter
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Mark Zuckerberg's Circle of Advisers May 17 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg’s Betty Liu reports on Mark Zuckerberg’s circle of advisers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Apple Said to Prepare Thinner Mac Laptops Apple Inc. is preparing a new lineup of thinner MacBook laptops running on more powerful chips made by Intel Corp., people with knowledge of the plans said
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BranchOut CEO Says Mobile to Be `Very Big' for Firm May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Rick Marini, chief executive officer of BranchOut Inc., talks about Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering, and BranchOut's relationship with the social-networking site and outlook. He speaks with Pimm Fox on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Dutch Scientist Grows $318K Hamburger in Petri Dish Professor Mark Post from Maastricht University in the Netherlands is growing a $318,000 hamburger from cow stem cells grown in petri dishes. Bloomberg Television's Nejra Cehic went to meet him and find out if the Dutch would eat his beef.
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How to Design a Logo Sagi Haviv, a partner at design firm Chermayeff & Geismar, pinpoints easy steps to designing a corporate brand image
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India-Born Superbugs Spread Global Drug Resistance May 8 (Bloomberg) -- India's overuse of antibiotics, coupled with the nation's poor sanitation, has led to a new type of superbug, a mutated bacteria that even the most high-powered antibiotics can't kill. Scientists warn this superbug is spreading faster, further and in more alarming ways than any they’ve encountered. Bloomberg's Adi Narayan reports on the story featured in the June issue of Bloomberg Markets magazine. (Source: Bloomberg)
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