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Submitted by Louisgray
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Source Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO:
Om Malik wrote an interesting post about Google Chrome one month after the public launch. While I was reading Om’s post, I realized that I wrote a post for the Google Chrome release that I never published. I’ll include it here, and then let’s meet at the bottom and compare notes. Like many Google engineers, I’ve been runni (Read More)
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Submitted by Kateblogs:
Huge list of tools covering everything from accounts to contact management to newsletter marketing. (Read More)
Sep 22, 2008
: 270. Cool! But what about a tool to run the 270 tools? And then maybe one to run the business while I'm busy playing with those tools. (I think 270 is maybe too many even for your above-avergae joe's toolbox). 1
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Submitted by Dukeswharf:
There's this great Who song that you should play before reading this post. One of the greatest rock and roll bands of all time. They sang about their generation and the magic bus, told Tommy to go to the mirror, but today's song is about not getting fooled again. Permalink to this paragraph.Flash back to the United Nations (Read More)
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TIME
A witch hunt has started for the investors who bet that stocks would go down. Did they cause the fall of Lehman and Merrill?. (Read More)
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Sep 22, 2008
: @antoine_bertier and I'm sure we'll be back here again years from now to. Markets do what markets do and regulations come and go.
Sep 22, 2008
: @jasongoldberg indeed. It would be an interesting history topic subject: in the past 4000 years, which were the longest running markets and why did they last ?
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washingtonpost.com - Business
The Federal Reserve approved the conversion last night of the two remaining investment titans on Wall Street, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, into bank holding companies, offering them broader government protection in exchange for tighter regulation and constraints on their once fabulously...
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