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Get ready to see a bunch more Buyable Pins on Pinterest

Pinterest’s potential as an e-commerce gateway is what earned it its $11 billion valuation, and with more than 100 million monthly active users, it’s about time the company starts meeting that potential. It started doing that not too long ago with its Buyable Pins program, which there ar

Tag Heuer is working on its own $1,800 smartwatch

People were complaining about the $350 staring price for the Apple Watch being too expensive, but that looks like a bargain compared to what Tag Heuer is working on. The Swiss company has been making watches for well over a century, so I suppose I can forgive them for being so out of touch with [&he

Baidu is considering leaving America and returning to China

It’s been more than a decade since Baidu went public through the NASDAQ, and the Chinese company has since risen to become one of the largest Internet companies in the world. However, while being listed on the American stock market may have been the best choice for Baidu in the past, CEO Robin

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LG might release the LG G4 Pro on October 10th

Considering the lukewarm responses to the LG G4, not to mention the disappointing sales, LG needs a new flagship smartphone to help turn things around, and that new device will be launching on October 10th, according to reports out of South Korea. While the name of the devices wasn’t mentioned

Amazon is working on two new extra-large tablets

Amazon’s first attempt to release a smartphone may have been a complete and utter failure, but the company has been making some excellent tablets for years, so maybe it should just stick with what it knows it’s good at. Amazon must be thinking the same thing, because a new report from Di

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Where does America get all of its electricity from?

The United States gets its electricity from numerous different power plants that are scattered across the country, and each of these power plants uses a different kind of source to generate electricity from. While green energy sources are rapidly growing in popularity, coal is still one of America&#

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