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• Santorum Draws Fire in Fight for GOP Lead
  

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• 7 Signs Your Home Needs A Professional
  

  When your body is out of balance, it sends you signals - usually in the form of aches and pains - to alert you that it's time to get checked out.A YourA homeA has a similar warning system, but it's often ignored.

  
  
  
• Can't Thank You Enough
  

  Business Card Company: Cognizant Technology Solutions Posted on Feb. 22, 2012 12:32 PM in Improving My Experience , Social Media and Social Networks Most of you should really appreciate the effort that @nathomson put together to get the #SAP Social Media Week #SMW12 the hash tag has got all the traffic of the great ideas exchanged during those ... (more)

  
  
  
• Maryland awards $297M Medicaid contract to CSC
  

  The state's spending board approved Wednesday a $297 million contract with a Virginia-based IT company that is expected to improve Maryland's process for paying tens of millions of dollars in Medicaid claims each month.

  
  
  
• T-Mobile asks FCC to block Verizon-cable deal
  

  Mobile USA, which just had its acquisition by AT&T blocked by regulators, is urging the federal government to block another deal in the wireless world: Verizon's planned purchase spectrum from cable companies for $3.9 billion.

  
  
  
• Barnes & Noble earnings drop 14% in quarter
  

  EARNINGS Barnes & Noble net drops 14% Barnes & Noble said Tuesday that its fiscal third-quarter net income fell 14 percent, as rising costs offset higher sales.

  
  
  
• Verizon's limited edition Droid Razr Maxx will be locked to...
  

  Remember yesterday we reported that a Verizon employee was auctioning off his limited edition Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX handset? Well as it turns out, if you were looking to place your bids on this limited edition Android smartphone, you probably shouldn't since the device would be virtually useless in your hands and will end up as a very expensive ... (more)

  
  
  
• Protesters contend Veriozon fails to pay a fair share of taxes
  

  Jerry Lotierzo, of the Central New York Alliance for Retired Americans and Bill Spreter, with Citizen Action of New York, protest at Verizon building in downtown Syracuse Community grassroots organizations, religious leaders and local residents gathered at the downtown Syracuse Verizon building Tuesday to complain the company is not paying its fair ... (more)

  
  
  
• NZ Court Grants Bail to Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom
  

  Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom walked out of jail Wednesday following a New Zealand court ruling on the same day granting him bail.

  
  
  
• Commodities Gain on Greek Debt Deal
  

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• SBA Communications buys tower sites for $1 billion
  

  Robot engineers from Cornell University and the University of Chicago have discovered by accident, that their recently developed robotic gripping hand can also throw objects with great accuracy.

  
  
  
• Computer Task Group earnings climb 24%
  

  Computer Task Group's fourth-quarter profits jumped by 24 percent as the Buffalo-based information technology company's electronic medical records business continued to rapidly expand.

  
  
  
• N.J. lawmakers start push to bring Amazon.com warehouses to state
  

  An Amazon.com team member selects merchandise from one of the product isles at their Fernley, Nev., warehouse.Legislation designed to seal a deal to bring Amazon.com warehouses to New Jersey has been introduced.

  
  
  
• Google gets real-time data from LSE
  

  A man walks down steps under a share price ticker at the London Stock Exchange in the City of London November 1, 2011.

  
  
  
• Amazon.com is Selling Whale and Dolphin Meat, EIA Calls for Embargo
  

  Seattle based Amazon allows its subsidiary in Japan to traffic in whale and dolphin products - whether Amazon is just clueless or whether they are indifferent to cetacean slaughter, this company that sees itself as environmentally conscientious seems to have boxed its morals and shipped them overseas.

  
  
  
• Interactive Data Enhances Primeterminal With ESG Content
  

  Interactive Data Corporation , a leading provider of financial market data, analytics and related solutions, has announced that its Managed Solutions business has contracted with RepRisk AG, the leading provider of Environmental, Social and Governance business intelligence, to expand the content available via PrimeTerminal Professional.

  
  
  
• U.S. Global Health Care Leaders to Convene in Washington for 9th...
  

  At World Health Care Congress, CEOs from bellwether companies, leading health care executives join program that features new summits on life sciences, delivery innovation, state and federal reform and chief medical officers The 9th Annual World Health Care Congress will convene in Washington D.C. April 16-18, 2012, gathering 1,600 top executives ... (more)

  
  
  
• New Districts Upend California Politics
  

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• Serious Charges Merit Full Investigations
  

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• Tom Eblen: Silicon Valley executive works from Lexington office
  

  Alan Hawse still works from the Cypress Semiconductor offices on Main Street. He held a demo of Cypress's TrueTouch Gen 4 chip that controls touch screens.