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- Online brokerage E-Trade Financial Corp. (Menlo Park, Calif.; $26 billion in assets) has licensed Yodlee Inc.'s (Redwood City, Calif.) Instant Account Verification software to let customers view account information from multiple banks on a single Web page and make funds transfers in real time. |
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- Zhang Yichen, CEO of CITIC Capital gives his first media interview to discuss the firm's unique approach and 28% ROE. |
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- Niche product aims to capture strong performance of early stage hedge funds. |
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- Fancy a bet on the future ownership of Standard Chartered? |
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- Roadshows began yesterday (Tuesday) for the IPO of China's biggest online gaming company. |
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- Korean genco runs up against difficult market environment for investment grade credits. |
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- Republic takes advantage of spread tightening to re-open two of its most liquid bonds. |
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- If you've been following my labor pains as I make the effort to complete the assignments for an advanced poetry... |
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- Posted by Candidia Cruikshanks Via B.C., Madeleine Bunting in The Guardian: |
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- I've done a little experimenting with saving images in RAW instead of letting the camera process them to JPEG. The... |
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- Zak skillfully maneuvered the big Lincoln through a maze of traffic and on to the off ramp of the expressway! As he slid into local traffic he adjusted the radio for some easy listening and thought to himself, "Almost home,... |
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- Some kid won $195,000 in a lawsuit over getting teased in middle school. I don't know what the going rate per infraction is, but this sounds like millions for me! Ridiculous. Teasing and bullying are horrible things, teachers and parents... |
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- We're getting near the end of this corner of the blogosphere's little version of public television begging season. Hooray... |
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- You'd think I was giving out free money or something. They're not pre-IPO shares, just gmail invites. It's funny. Almost nobody asked me for an account until I mentioned it on a mailing list earlier today. Now I've probably sent out 20 invites in 10 minutes. |
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- PsyChaotic Night :DJs: RAEM (ChaoticWaves) PHOBOS (ChaoticWaves) THEO (ChaoticWaves) |
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Meltdown (Apr 29 2004 00:57 GMT) - The Eye came into the breakroom sometime after 8 PM, saw me there, and asked "Are you having a nervous breakdown? You're curled up on the couch, clutching a pillow." I looked down, realized that I was doing that, and let go of the pillow. "Um, I don't know." When he left, I grabbed the pillow again and held on for a few minutes more, then headed back up to the Music floor. |
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- When the man lying on the floor of the church screaming, the man hearing him scream, and the church's security officer are one and the same, the flow of information and action becomes quite efficient. Once the screaming has stopped, the listener can help him up and out of the building, and the officer can confidently lock up. This didn't happen tonight, but felt close enough to happening that that paragraph constructed itself in my head as I did my rounds. |
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- This is by no means complete. But I figured I ought to write down those that have occurred to me recently. it takes at least one month to get new test hardware there's a constant parking shortage everything has a form that must be filled out, such as "I want to ship a package to someone" when you're in the shipping room the fact that you have a loading dock upon which you can fill out that form and a... |
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- We've discussed the many questions raised about property rights in all of these new virtual game worlds. Do the laws of the outside world apply? If so, what country's laws apply? What about the end user license agreement? If that rules who owns property in the game, then (effectively) that makes the company law enforcement. |
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- What is the collective? |
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- YOU GUYS WILL BE THE FIRST TO HEAR MY ALBUM I AM MIXING IT NOW 13 SONGS INSPIRED BY CANNIBAL CORPSE AND DEICIDE. I DID THE DRUMS/VOCALS/BASS/GUITAR/LEAD GUITAR/LYRICS/WROTE ALL THE SONGS BY MYSELF, AND WILL MAKE THE CD MYSELF. THIS IS MY LOGO (DONE BY SLOTHMANIA) |
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- Telex4 writes "The Free Software community is constantly inundated with interesting new projects, but occasionally something crops up which is really special. ... |
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- The episode summary I wrote earlier today has been updated with important information regarding the so-called rape.... |
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- Howdy! I just finished an article about the Bill Burns exhibit at the Saidye. Stealing (or since I wrote... |
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- The New York Times has an article on outsourcing in today's edition. It's interesting because it takes a mostly negative view of the issue from a technology standpoint. However, most of the problems with outsourcing flow from a fairly old problem in software development - ironically enough, it's well stated in this defense of outsourcing: In the future international division of labor, Mr. Pradhan said, the production of the technology will be done in places like India, which can deliver it reliably at a low cost. |
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