As social media morphs into social business we need to ask just how far can social media take us in the transformation of work, society, everything? Here are some ideas.

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Could new studies provide the rationale for another accelerated approval of Avastin, this time for early stage breast cancer? We don't see why not.

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Could your husband be hiding assets? And if he is hiding assets, does that mean you won't get the divorce settlement you deserve? If you're a woman going through divorce, you need to ask yourself those two tough questions, and while there's obviously no way I can know the answers that apply in your case, ...

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Employees in the U.S. continue to show a great deal of resiliency despite continued economic uncertainty. Last week we released our 2011 Year in Review research on financial trends among employees in the workplace. The key trends highlight a personal financial recovery that employees appear to be in the midst of despite global financial uncertainty. ...

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It?s March Madness on taxgirl! If you read the blog regularly, you know that I was born and raised in North Carolina. And in North Carolina, we take our basketball seriously. Very seriously. So seriously, in fact, that, as a kid, I could count on spending long hours in church every Sunday ? except during ...

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After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July 2008 on debt of close to $20 million, he is now less than $400,000 away from being back in the black.

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Last week unveiled its third-generation iPad. Yesterday the company said the LTE versions of the device, which can connect via Verizon and mobile broadband networks, are sold out. It took 15 years for laptops to reach 50 million units sold in a year. It took smartphones seven years. For tablets (not including 's clunky attempt ...

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?Modern Football? is like a lot of Robert Altman movies, in that he presents a large, chaotic group of characters, and then intertwines them over the course of the film into a cohesive whole. Except instead of professional country and gospel singers surrounding a political convention, it?s high school quarterbacks and linemen surrounding a football. ...

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Jonathan Franzen thinks that Twitter is "unspeakably irritating." Here's why he's wrong.

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Geoffrey Hartzler, a key figure in the development of interventional cardiology in the United States, has died from cancer at the age of 65. He was one of the first cardiologists to learn the technique of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) from its founder, Andreas Gruentzig. Hartzler then went on to perform the first angioplasty ...

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