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		Tech Entertainment Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Europe Video Latest September 15, 2011 Advertisement What Normal People Really Think Of Facebook Games Who's playing Petville and paying for online crops?  Read » Angry Birds Costing Businesses $1.5 Billion In Lost Wages Bastards.  Read » Facebook Delays IPO: Zuck Wants To Keep Employees Hungry Facebook still has to disclose its financials next April.  Read » Ballmer Lays Out The 7 Most Important Products For Microsoft What's missing?  Read » Ballmer Spot-Checks Financial Analysts, Finds That 20% Are Using Paper The biggest opportunity of all.  Read » Microsoft Can Only Keep Growing The Hard Way: By Clawing For Market Share There is no ace in the hole.  Read » Why Google Bought Zagat And why it won't be integrated with Google Places.  Read » Advertisement Time Is Running Out To Submit Nominations For The 2011 Silicon Alley 100! Who's done the coolest stuff in the NYC digital community this year?  Read » OK, Seriously: If They're Going To Do A Deal Like This, Why Doesn't Microsoft Just Buy AOL And Yahoo? What's standing in the way?  Read » Steve Ballmer Just Gave A Shout-Out To Zune Here's why.  Read » Microsoft Shares More Info Than Apple -- Why Is This Bad? Apple is a consumer goods company. Microsoft is not.  Read » AOL Asks Employees What They Think Of Tim And Arianna Is AOL worried about morale?  Read » Psst…Here's Who Wants To Buy Some Or All Of Yahoo Chernin has been circling Big Purple for a while now.  Read » Microsoft Still Loves Yahoo, Even Without Bartz Nothing to worry about.  Read » Related Topics Mobile Marketing Latest Gadgets Social Marketing Best Apps Work at Home Smartphone Deals Company Info Tech Gadgets Investing Tips Share this: Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon LinkedIn The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.careerrrwyld@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to SAI RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy