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Google directors wanted Larry Page and Sergey Brin to personally court Facebook employees, according to documents newly released in the Silicon Valley employee-poaching case. (There s reportedly no evidence the Google co-founders actually did.)
Movin on up: eBay to feature live Sotheby s auctions.
Apple denies that the iPhone threatens Chinese national security, saying it does not track its users.
YouTube is chasing premium Hollywood content. Watch out, Netflix and Amazon?
Speaking of chasing, Intel is going after the cheap-tablet business and courting Chinese manufacturers.
Nvidia to launch new Android/PC gaming device.
Samsung suspends a Chinese supplier over child-labor violations.
Genius, formerly known as Rap Genius, raises $40 million from Andreessen Horowitz and others.
World Cup final sets Facebook, Twitter usage records.
SpaceX s plan to build a spaceport in Texas gets FAA approval.
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