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  Twitter

  • For Twitter, the IPO Was Easy; Now Comes the Hard Part

  Twitter's IPO looks less like Facebook's and more like LinkedIn, and its ultimately successful IPO. But Twitter's valuation is far above both of those peers. Earlier: Decoding Our Chatter

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  Facebook

  • Facebook CFO Sells $43 Million in Shares

  Facebook Chief Financial Officer David Ebersman sold nearly one million shares of stock Tuesday, more than all the stock he had sold cumulatively since Facebook's 2012 initial public offering. Earlier: Delete a Facebook Account | Monitoring Kids on Facebook | Irreconcilable Claim: Facebook Causes 1 in 5 Divorces

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  iPhone

  • iPhone Finally Offered on Contract in India

  Apple's iPhone is finally being subsidized in India. Reliance Communications has said it will offer the iPhone 5S and 5C on contract, the first time that the phones will be subsidized by a telecom operator in India.

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  Gold

  • Gold Retreats Further From $1,300 as Traders Grow Cautious

  Gold on Tuesday extended its recent losses as automatic selling orders pushed prices deeper below $1,300.

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  Oil

  • Oil Futures Rebound After Selloff

  Oil futures moved higher as traders paused following a steep selloff fueled by concerns over swelling supplies, while reports of protests in Libya lent more support to European prices.

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  Dreamliner

  • Boeing Snubs Washington Workers

  Boeing will design its new 777X jetliner with engineers in Russia and five states—a snub to technical staff in the Pacific Northwest.

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  iPad

  • iPad Mini with Retina Makes Debut

  Apple confirmed its iPad Mini with Retina display will go on sale starting Tuesday, becoming the company's first smaller-size tablet to come with a higher-resolution display. Earlier: The Human Cost of an iPad Made in China

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  BlackBerry

  • Flush With Funding, AirWatch Eyes BlackBerry's Service Business

  One of BlackBerry's smaller competitors is using the company's uncertain future to openly express interest in buying some of its assets.

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• Foreclosures

  • Shadow Inventory: The Zombie Meme That Won't Die

  Like a zombie that keeps coming back from the dead, news reports continue to suggest there's a large "shadow" inventory of potential foreclosures threatening to sink the housing market.

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  Warren Buffett

  • Warren Buffet Goes Against Twain's Advice, Picks an Ink-Stained Fight

  Mark Twain once advised to never pick a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel. Berkshire Hathaway made note of that advice today, and then disregarded it.

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  IRS

  • IRS Unveils 2014 Tax Rules

  Standard deduction, earned-income tax credit and personal exemptions all rise slightly in January. Also: Taxes: How To Turn In Your Neighbor to the IRS

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  Euro Crisis

  • ECB's Praet: All Options on Table

  The central bank could adopt negative interest rates or purchase assets from banks if needed to lift inflation closer to its target, executive board member Peter Praet said, rebutting concerns the ECB is running out of tools.

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