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		Tech Entertainment Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Europe Video Latest November 04, 2011 APPLE: The Kindle Fire Is Good For Us Because It's More Android Fragmentation People will want to buy the more stable iPad.  Read » Check Out This Awesome Michael Jordan Quote About Success... Want to win? Then get ready to lose.  Read » Congratulations, Groupon! Here's to you and your mind-boggling success!  Read » Amazon's Newest Plan To Get More People Buying Kindles Free books for Kindle owners, but no one else.  Read » Google Is Looking To Roll Out A Pay TV Service Kansas City here we come.  Read » Sorry, Apple: If You Want To Reinvent TV, You'll Have To Pony Up That means up front payments of hundreds of millions of dollars.  Read » No Wonder The Groupon IPO Is 'Oversubscribed' -- Here Are The Crazy Earnings Estimates Bankers Are Using To Sell The Deal We can always dream.  Read » Advertisement Sean Parker's Halloween Costume Was Better Than Yours The birds!  Read » Check Out Steve Jobs In A Rare, Unedited Interview From 1990 Sticking it to IBM.  Read » LinkedIn Insiders Are Selling $400 Million In Stock LinkedIn shareholders are cashing out.  Read » Facebook Ran To Apple To Figure Out A Partnership After Google+ Launched Google+ seen as a challenger despite anything Facebook says.  Read » Apple Plans To Overhaul Its Entire Product Line Next Year Getting busy in 2012.  Read » How To Poach Google Executives And Convince Them To Run Your Startup Michael Rubenstein and Brian O'Kelley were rivals before they teamed up at AppNexus.  Read » Groupon To Price At $20 Tomorrow A couple bucks higher than originally planned.  Read » Advertisement Related Topics 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 | Business Insider RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy