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A Typo Stopped a $1 Billion Heist From the U.S. Federal Reserve

March 18, 2016Inclue

In Hollywood, daring bank heists are perpetrated by masked men in black, rappelling from wires, hacking the mainframe, and making a speedy getaway with only seconds to spare. But in the 21st century, even bank robbers are going digital. This March, hackers in Bangladesh pulled off a massive, $101 million cyber bank heist that spanned […]

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Over $2,000 Worth of Camping Equipment Stolen from Girl Scouts in Texas

March 15, 2016Inclue

There are a lot of twisted people in the world, but it takes a truly soulless individual to steal from little girls. Unfortunately, one of these people may have spoiled summer for a group of local Girl Scouts. According to local news affiliate KEYE TV, the Girl Scouts of Oak Hill, TX, were burglarized last […]

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Pintrest Opens Its Ad Targeting Tool To Small and Medium Sized Advertisers

March 9, 2016Inclue

While most companies take a shove-it-in-your-face kind of attitude when it comes to advertising, Pinterest has taken a decidedly different approach. After 18 months of beta testing a new self-serve platform, Pinterest is opening a tool that allows brands to buy ads to all small and midsized brands in the U.S. The social worksheet site […]

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Custom Cremation Urns Made With 3-D Printers Are Now On the Market

March 3, 2016March 3, 2016Inclue

The standard urns used in the funeral industry range from boxes to different vases, and are available for up to several hundred dollars. The industry standard size for companion urns is about 400 cubic inches. Pete Saari, a veteran technology marketing executive, was not impressed. That’s why, after reading an article about the growing cremation […]

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A Behemoth Docks in Seattle: One of the Biggest Container Ship America Has Ever Seen

March 3, 2016Inclue

On Monday morning, the largest ship to ever dock in North America pulled into Seattle. The Benjamin Franklin is one of the biggest container ships in the world and carries electronics and other goods for stores like Target and Best Buy. The ship’s arrival could mean big business in the future for ports like Seattle […]

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Federal Agencies Scramble to Enhance Mobile Compatibility of Government Websites

March 1, 2016Inclue

The vast majority of today’s consumers are using mobile devices to peruse the internet, and many federal agencies are now scrambling to keep up with the changing times. According to GovTech Works, more than one in three visitors to government-sponsored websites are using mobile or tablet devices. It mirrors a global trend of consumers preferring […]

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