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Tax Tips for New Ecommerce Entrepreneurs
New ecommerce entrepreneurs can find them confused and confounded by the tax and accounting requirements of their venture.
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Google Threatens Wireless Market
A mixture of free wireless broadband connections and voice over Internet protocol applications will leave the mobile network market in the United States a smoldering unmourned wreck consigned to the scrapheap, but only in major cities.
Apple Beats The Beatles Over Trademark
The third time in court was not the charm for record label Apple Corps, which had sought damages from Apple Computer over the use of the Apple logo in association with iTunes.
Patent Office Preps Peer Review
Critics of the US Patent Office get their chance to put their expertise where their blogs are and participate in a new peer review initiative aimed at finding patents that are obvious creations and thus not qualified for a patent.
Yahoo Sued for Alleged Spyware Ties
If you think spyware advertising is brought to you by the fly-by-night universities and homeless real estate agencies that are featured in such programs, a class-action lawsuit before the U.S. District Court of New Jersey may change your mind.
Yahoo Web Ad Buzz Stimulates The Net
Yahoo has been slowly building up its next-generation paid search platform, and those who have tried it out have been ecstatic over the service.
