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Today in Second Opinion, Automattic raises $160 million from investors, Target ousts CEO Gregg Steinhafel and Oculus denies that CTO John Carmack stole intellectual property. Happy Cinco de Mayo!
In Second Opinion, Energy Future Holdings bankruptcy is now expected Tuesday, GoDaddy to pay out a dividend before going public, Apple is raising $17 bln in debt and a pro golfer knocks a drone out of the sky with a golf ball.
HootSuite raises a stunning $165 million to speed the growth of its social media monitoring platform. Bloomberg's new cover story asks: "Can Marissa Mayer Save Yahoo?" And condoms, iPads, and toilet paper: A day in the life of an Ebay Now deliveryman. And more!
How Vice hacked Google Glass to tell crisis stories. Larry Ellison's new Malibu restaurant Nikita -- named after Ellison's "current" girlfriend --is booking tables weeks in advance. And Wi-Fi camera company DropCam grabs $30 million from a heavy-hitting lineup of investors. And more!
Fourteen months after its IPO, Facebook's shares are trading near their debut price. Will video kill the B-school admissions essay? Slow-motion video is taking over the Internet; here's why. And more!
Confessions of a Google Glass explorer. How the tech elite spend their vacations. Dealbook profiles Brentwood Associates. And so much more!
A reporter figures out how to see and control all the smart devices in a complete stranger's home. Zynga shares sink nearly 20 percent, as investors absorb its latest news. And the New Yorker's perfect cover, featuring Anthony Weiner. And more!
Zynga abandons real-money gaming efforts in the U.S. Robots are stealing your restaurant reservations. Five alleged hackers are charged in the largest cybercrime credit scheme in U.S. history. And poor Pippa Middleton. And much more!
Everything you could hope to learn about Facebook's earnings call today. Google shows off a new tablet. And will little George Alexander Louis be named "Alex" at home? Click through to find out!
Starbucks and Danone join forces to sell some yogurt. The S.E.C cracks down on an alleged bitcoin-related Ponzi scheme. VCs continue investing in electronic spying startups. And much more!
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