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MUST READ  Women In Tech: Career Advice From Elite Execs By Chris Murphy Work-life balance is a myth, risk-taking is vital and other lessons women (and men) must learn.
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Twitter Preps Two Factor Authentication After AP Hoax
Security move follows a rash of high-profile account takeovers, including a hoax tweet from the Associated Press' account about White House explosions.
Huawei Will Ignore U.S. Market
Exit follows a string of rulings by the U.S. government that stopped Huawei from bidding on both public and private contracts.
Apple CEO Promises Fresh Product Crop
Reporting strong earnings, Apple says it plans to boost its stock with a $55 billion increase in its capital return plan.
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Mike Gregoire says company already analyzes massive amounts of network, system, security and application management data.
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Chip designer's Q1 profits jump 44% -- another data point illustrating how mobile devices are eroding the traditional Wintel PC empire.
Chicago CIO Pursues Predictive Analytics Strategy
The city's IT team is using open source to build an analytics platform aimed at predicting and preventing big city problems.
Cyber Strikes Like Nuclear Bombs, Says Chinese General
Chinese official calls for better Internet security, denies reports that China-affiliated attackers are targeting Western competitors.
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