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When high-speed trading is too fast for clocks to keep up

15

Jul

2014

There are myriad questions about high-speed trading, including whether such traders have unfair advantages in the stock market. Here, The Wall Street Journal explains a problem that dramatically illustrates how fast it really is. Clock drift is the common term for timepieces moving slightly out of sync. In another industry, that might barely be noticeable, let alone […]

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Amazon proposes Hachette authors keep all revenue as dispute drags on

09

Jul

2014

Amazon.com Inc has proposed that Hachette authors keep 100 percent of revenue from digital book sales while both sides work to resolve a contractual dispute that has kept some Hachette books off its website for months, the Wall Street Journal cited people familiar with the matter as saying. As part of their dispute, Amazon delayed […]

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Drug companies may soon have to tweet dangerous side effects

04

Jul

2014

The FDA has proposed a new set of social media guidelines that will require drug companies to tweet their products’ side-effects to the world, reports The Wall Street Journal. Though still tentative, the proposal would make it so that all the benefits and the side-effects of a companies products — even the most dangerous ones […]

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