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iTunes Coming To The World Wide Web.
1 day ago ago from Discussion Forum - MyAppleSpace
With the huge popularity of iTunes as a music store by Apple and the recent acquisition of Lala by Apple , we were definite that something new is coming. And we are sure that Apple is going head on with music streaming companies like iLike, MySpace etc. Now you could listen to music and not even need iTunes on your device physically, all feels like “Music in the cloud”. And the best part is Apple might help you stream a song for 10 ...
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22 hours ago ago from MBAs Portal
Watching the financial crisis unfold over the last year, I was struck by how utterly tone-deaf the financial-services industry has become to the sentiments of an enraged public. Junior analysts and senior managing directors alike seem to be genuinely perplexed by why their industry is being ambushed about their compensation, lending practices, and political lobbying. However, Wall Street's Read the original post: What MBAs Can Learn ...
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