Entrepreneurial Edge: Collaborating for Profits in Nanotechnology
         

Giant universities and start-up companies are finding they need one another to bring the benefits of nanotechnology to the public.



         

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Twitter Hack Raises Flags on Security
         

A hacker showed the importance of security by exposing confidential information about Twitter after breaking into an employee’s e-mail account.



         

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Bits: Google Voice Goes Mobile
         

Google Voice is now easier to use in some mobile phones with a new application available on BlackBerry and Android devices.



         

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A New World: Scheduling E-Books
         

No topic is more hotly debated in book circles at the moment than the timing, pricing and ultimate impact of e-books on the financial health of publishers and retailers.



         

http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=bec5a1d1a4d60deb04f32a36c421f164
         

Company Settles Case of Reviews It Faked
         

Lifestyle Lift had ordered employees to write glowing reviews online, the New York attorney general’s office said.



         

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Intel’s Results Give Hope to Industry
         

The chip company reported second-quarter sales of $8 billion, which analysts say indicate how well the overall computer industry is doing.



         

http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=7161bd3bc1d6a418744f75189fee30f2
         

Bits: Venture Investment Continues to Shrink
         

In the second quarter, the lowest number of venture capital funds raised money since 1996.



         

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Bits: Dell Shares Dip Along With Margins
         

Shares of Dell dipped Monday after the company warned that its gross margins would fall in the second quarter even as demand for computing products stabilizes.



         

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Bits: Take-Two Does a Double Take on Earnings Forecast
         

Take-Two Interactive, publisher of the Grand Theft Auto series of video games, warned Monday that it will miss earlier revenue and profit projections for its fiscal third and fourth quarters.



         

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Bing Delivers Credibility to Microsoft
         

The once-dubious prospect that Microsoft could shake up the search business has become just a bit more likely.



         

http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=a9a0a44128b42210b563fff79f4571f8
         

Bits: Twitter Nabs a Legal Eagle From Google
         

Twitter has hired Alexander Macgillivray, associate general counsel for products and intellectual property at Google, to be its general counsel.



         

http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=e19c4e7a71b1b29c73c19bdf9b9e36be
         

Study Measures the Chatter of the News Cycle
         

Findings suggested traditional news sites were typically ahead of blogs by two and a half hours when a story line spread.



         

http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=3fdb4ee2ebf9121512f4a693547ebca1
         

When a Blogger Voices Approval, a Sponsor May Be Lurking
         

When a blogger recommends a product a company has handed her or him, how much disclosure are readers owed? Even the Federal Trade Commission wonders.



         

http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=3c15c0516686a3f04014be7a4a41d779
         

In Japan, Machines for Work and Play Are Idle
         

As consumers cut spending, Japan’s robots, the world’s largest fleet of mechanized workers, are falling still.



         

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