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Groupon targets zero spending on new subscribers

Groupon spends millions of dollars enticing new subscribers, but the largest daily deal company wants to slash that cost to zero in less than three years, a big part of its quest for profitability, according to two people familiar with the company.

RIM's head of developer relations resigns

Research In Motion's head of developer relations, Mike Kirkup, has resigned, the latest in a string of departures as the BlackBerry maker seeks to claw back ground lost to Apple and Google.

Sony tablets fail to impress on price, hardware

Sony's hopes of dominating consumer electronics once again with its new tablets suffered a crushing blow on Wednesday from analysts and gadget reviewers whose first impressions were overwhelmingly bad.

Openwave alleges Apple, RIM infringed patents

Software maker Openwave Systems filed a complaint against Apple and Research In Motion on Wednesday, alleging infringement of five of its patents relating to mobile Internet technology.

Bank of New York Mellon CEO Robert Kelly Steps Down

Bank of New York Mellon Corp said Robert Kelly, who has held the company's top job since 2008, has stepped down as chairman and chief executive officer, following differences in approach to managing the company.

BNY Mellon CEO Robert Kelly steps down

Bank of New York Mellon Corp said Robert Kelly, who has held the company's top job since 2008, has stepped down as chairman and chief executive officer, following differences in approach to managing the company.

Wall Street ends worst month in year on upbeat note

Stocks closed out the worst month in more than a year on an up note on Wednesday, with sharp gains in the last several days still not enough to repair the damage from a U.S. credit downgrade and fears of a slide back into recession.

Recession fears ease on factory, hiring data

Factory activity in the U.S. Midwest slowed just a bit in August and private employers continued to hire despite extreme financial market turmoil, easing fears the economy would fall back into recession.

Suspicious Package Found in Scott Air Force Base, 'No Threat' says AFB

Wednesday morning, a suspicious package was found in the mail room of at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, sending three service members who handled it to hospitals.The incident started a little after 9 a.m. in building 1650, and the discovery prompted a temporary closure of parts of the Air Force Base.

Waters recede across East, but storm victims suffer

Floodwaters finally started to recede from areas of the northeast devastated by Hurricane Irene but many communities were still underwater on Wednesday and relief workers battled cut-off roads and raging rivers to deliver emergency supplies.

Wall Street edge up again on stimulus hopes

Stocks edged up slightly on Wednesday as another round of soft economic data supported a growing belief the Federal Reserve would take new steps to stimulate growth, but tech stocks struggled.

Pfizer, Dr. Reddy's settle Lipitor patent battle

Pfizer Inc reached a settlement with Dr. Reddy's Laboratories , an Indian drugmaker that has been fighting in court to launch cheaper generic forms of Pfizer's blockbuster cholesterol fighter, the companies said on Wednesday .

American Officials Aided Gadhafi: Al Jazeera

A producer with Al Jazeera gained access to a demolished Libyan building filled with documents showing Libyan leaders maintained direct communications with influential figures in America.

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