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Symantec declares antivirus ‘dead’ as it focuses on damage control

07

May

2014

Given how hard antivirus software makers push you to sign up, youd think that business was booming. Far from it, according to Symantecs Brian Dye. He tells the Wall Street Journal that antivirus tools like his companys Norton suite are effectively dead. The utilities now catch less than half of all attacks, according to the […]

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Yes, your phone and cable bills have been getting ridiculously expensive

06

May

2014

If you find that your monthly phone and cable bills have been eating into a bigger chunk of your budget, you aren’t alone — in fact, you’re perfectly normal. In an article on upcoming cable and telecom mergers, The Wall Street Journal cites data from the U.S. Department of Labor showing that average household spending […]

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Amazon’s same-day delivery service expands to three more cities

02

May

2014

Amazon’s push to get packages to your doorstep as quickly as possible continues as Dallas, San Francisco and Los Angeles have been added to the list of cities offering same day delivery. The Wall Street Journal reports that along with the service’s expansion into three new metropolitan areas, several of the cities which had already featured […]

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