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October 17, 2014

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Former Microsoft engineer, congressional candidate Pedro Celis says women 'aren't as nerdy as men' Calls for travel ban grow louder after Ebola hearing fails to ease concerns Nick Hanauer: If income inequality continues to rise, it will be 'mayhem in the streets, Ferguson everywhere' Report: Whisper tracks its 'anonymous' users Snapchat, texting, Facebook: It's time to update your cell phone policies Try our Newsstand App for 4 weeks FREE. Select from 40 business journals and get the Weekly Edition on your iPad or iPhone. Next>> Up for grabs: Cotton Bowl naming rights could go to expanding DFW businesses Neiman Marcus CEO Karen Katz joins Under Armour board Netflix shares hammered by subscriber numbers, new HBO competition With new app and 'online playground,' GoldieBlox makes its digital debut 5 brain-twisting, entrepreneurial lessons from PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel Mayer, Yahoo launch new DIY digital magazine, with Katie Brown at helm Tesla analyst warns of Model X delay, floats electric pick-up truck Helping fast-moving entrepreneurs be patient in executing the latest, greatest idea I Tried It: Kroger's online ordering and pickup service Hulu holdout CBS launches on-demand and live streaming Chesapeake Energy sells Appalachian shale acreage for $5.4B Microsoft's CEO said something regrettable, providing evidence the IT industry needs to 'cut the crap' Groupon teams with actress Jessica Alba to support a good cause Sprint seeks fed approval to buy data-bolstering spectrum 12 exits in 12 months helps Canaan Partners raise $675M for new fund Zachary Dell's mobile dating application launches at UT 4 interview questions this executive asks to find star employees SunEdison creates joint venture to break into Chinese solar market Attorney General: Airbnb has made $40M illegally in NYC 7 lessons from Container Store CEO Kip Tindell Barry Judge out as LivingSocial CMO Curb your enthusiasm: Home builders' confidence in housing market drops Delta Q3 profit drops 74% on variety of charges 7 (lucky) reasons small businesses have the advantage today over large bureaucracies Why Fifth Third earnings caused its stock to fall As Royals win, so does their hometown Amazon to use newspaper distributor to deliver U.K. packages The latest to pop up at Best Buy? Intel tech showcases 'Restrained' patients boost UnitedHealth profits 49ers fans crunch Santa Clara hotel market; Will new rooms get built? Economy at a premium: Lufthansa, Singapore join comfy-class cadre

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