American Business Daily: Could the government break the internet? Tech execs say if things don't change, yes

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October 9, 2014

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Could the government break the internet? Tech execs say if things don't change, yes Twitter's head of news latest executive departure Square debuts service to help you get your morning coffee faster IRobot to launch app that lets users control its defense robots from a tablet Paul Allen to help boost Boeing competitor into space Try our Newsstand App for 4 weeks FREE. Select from 40 business journals and get the Weekly Edition on your iPad or iPhone. Next>> Carl Icahn signals he will send letter to Apple's Tim Cook today Comcast: We "dropped the ball" with unhappy customer but didn't get him fired Microsoft's new era comes with a lot of baggage Adrian Peterson lawyer asks for a speedy trial Can Microsoft 'Spark' Xbox One sales with a build-your-own-game system? Wells Fargo employee tells CEO John Stumpf he wants $10,000 raise -- for everyone Alcoa sees sharp increase in Q3 profits Andrew Sullivan still bets on the blog 5 things to know about the state of female entrepreneurs and venture capital Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan dead, health officials redouble fight against virus Google Camel records street view of Arabian desert Oasis TV ratings: NBC, CBS top demo and viewers as Fox weathers a tough start to season Why we all stand to benefit from the SEC lifting its gag order on financial advisors 'Bitcoin Babe' gives 3 legal reasons to use Cody Wilson's Dark Wallet Sprint's WiMAX will shut down in 13 months, report says 4 tips for passing your business to the next generation ​Executive Job Search Tip No. 6: Avoid these common appearance and performance mistakes Top entrepreneur has 3 tips for women looking to start their own businesses AT&T Mobility to pay $105 million to settle FCC cramming allegations Square co-founder dishes out mobile payments wisdom at Refresh Miami What percentage of your strengths do you use at work? Dollar General: FTC decision on Family Dollar expected Friday Obamacare hurt more than it's helped, poll finds, but most feel no impact NFL owners approve sale of Buffalo Bills to Pegulas Microsoft reportedly buying Israeli tech firm for $200M Is this face the Holy Grail of data analytics? 3 keys to consistent performance

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