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Staples says its closing 60 stores, mostly in Europe, to cut costs

Staples announced Tuesday that it would close 60 of its stores mostly in Europe to cut $250 million by 2015.

The Right Slice Customized Solutions from The UPS Store

When customers began asking Sandy, owner of The Right Slice in Kauai, Hawaii, if she could ship her pies to the mainland, she looked to The UPS Store to create a solution from scratch. The UPS Store franchisee, Joel Groomes and his team at her local The UPS store were glad to offer the support and services specifically designed to make running Sandy’s small business a little easier. Now Sandy turns to The UPS Store for all her shipping, printing and small business needs.

Blackberry outage in Europe, coincides with iPhone 5 release

A Blackberry outage in parts of Europe, the Middle East and Africa today left many without service for several hours.

MBA applications decline in the US, while global demand surges

MBA programs in the US experienced their fourth year in a row of declining applicants said new data.

Trade dispute heats up between the US and China at the WTO

The United States launched a trade case against China on Monday claiming that the Chinese government has unfairly subsidized its auto industry.

Tax-free Amazon shopping ends for Californians

Amazon is opening warehouses closer to customers in California, making them one step closer to same-day shipping.

Glenn Beck finds new home with Dish Network

Glenn Beck left Fox News in 2011 after falling ratings and allegations he was becoming too extreme.

Moody's warns US of credit rating downgrade in 2013

Moody's credit rating agency said that it would consider downgrading the US next year if the current budget stand-off was not solved.

Revlon to cut about five percent of workforce

Revlon said Wednesday that it would be cutting 250 jobs - five percent of its workforce - in a restructuring effort.

Nokia US launches free music streaming to boost sales

American users of the Nokia Lumia will now be able to access millions of songs as Nokia markets to US customers.
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