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Small-business owners will talk your ear off about the dangers of relying on one big customer to stay afloat. But what about relying on one service provider?
A columnist for Slate’s Big Money blog counts all the ways his business relies on Google - and it takes a while. First, there’s AdSense, Google’s online ad [...]

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Suhas Uliyar is moving from one Seattle area mobile software company to another. The 39-year-old executive left the chief technology officer post at Bothell-based Dexterra late last year, a job he had held since the company was founded in 2003. Now, Uliyar has landed at Spring Wireless, a Sao Paulo, Brazil company that established its [...]

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Budget cuts are causing many companies to rethink how they deploy technology — but rather than causing them to dump Windows Server in favor of Linux, the situation is prompting them to build on whichever platform they already know and use, a Microsoft official said today.
The comments by Sam Ramji, Microsoft senior director of platform [...]

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In todayÂ?s recession, many small businesses may think itÂ?s wise to tie their marketing to money and value to appeal to cash-strapped consumers. But perhaps they should tie it to something else of considerable value: time.
A new study by researchers at Stanford Business School, published in the Journal of Consumer Research, found that itÂ?s generally [...]

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Concur CEO Steve Singh wasn’t the only executive at the Redmond company with an altered bio. Turns out his brother Rajeev Singh — who serves as president and COO – inaccurately reported in older financial filings that he had a degree from Kettering University when he did not.  
It is yet another strange turn of events in [...]

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The recent problems experienced by the Windows Azure cloud-computing preview might have seemed like a case of Microsoft joining the party. Outages and other glitches have been relatively common in the industry as Amazon, Microsoft and others have opened up their data centers for smaller companies and developers to use for storage, computing and delivering [...]

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