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Three Ways To Boost Retirement Confidence (MalaysiaNews.net)
BOSTON -- I know, I know, we're starting to sound like a broken record, or MP3 player. But researchers are once again sounding the alarm that Americans are not saving enough for retirement.What's mor...

Three Ways To Boost Retirement Confidence (Fox News)
Three Ways To Boost Retirement Confidence

Robert Powell: Three ways to boost retirement confidence (Market Watch)
I know, I know, we’re starting to sound like a broken record, or MP3 player. But researchers are once again sounding the alarm that Americans are not saving enough for retirement.

Gilbert school board considers $75 fee for student screenings (The Arizona Republic)
Board expected to OK measure tonight.

RightNow Challenges SaaS Vendors On Pricing (InformationWeek)
Software-as-a-service vendor RightNow challenges other on-demand suppliers to get on the cloud pricing model.

Tips on Filing Taxes (KIFI Idaho Falls)
Some useful tips on filing your taxes from an H&R Block Manager and suggestions if you file yourself.

Google purchase ramps up collaboration in the cloud (The New Zealand Herald)
SAN FRANCISCO ? Google has acquired a company called DocVerse to help the internet search leader round out its online software programs and provide more ammunition in its duel with Microsoft.Financial terms of the deal, announced...

Google Buys DocVerse In Latest Shot At Microsoft (The Huffington Post)
What's Your Reaction? SAN FRANCISCO — Google Inc. has acquired a company called DocVerse to help the Internet search leader round out its online software programs and provide more ammunition in its duel with Microsoft Corp.

Google steps up Microsoft hunt with DocVerse acquisition (Local Tech Wire)
Get the latest news alerts: Follow LTW at Twitter. SAN FRANCISCO — Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG ) has acquired a company called DocVerse to help the Internet search leader round out its online software programs and provide more ammunition in its duel with Microsoft Corp.

This week in Microsoft mobility - latest gossip (MS Mobiles)
Microsoft has launched new sub-blog on big Windows blog: a blog devoted to Windows Phone 7 development, and in the first post on this blog various Microsoft employees are listed but Loke Uei Tan is missing - could it be that the guy who was top manager responsible for Windows Mobile 6.x app store has been fired? or maybe moved to other less stressful activities?