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Gabby Giffords Returns to Washington to Vote for Debt Ceiling Bill
Max Read · 08/01/11 06:09PMRep. Gabrielle Giffords returned to the House of Representatives on Monday, receiving a standing ovation and enthusiastically greeting her colleagues after casting her vote (her first since being shot in January) for the debt ceiling bill, which passed 269-161.
Congress Poised to Allow Global Economy to Continue
Max Read · 07/31/11 05:02PMSleazeballs Valued at $1.3 Billion
Ryan Tate · 07/25/11 02:31PMTwitter Is Magically Worth $7 Billion, Somehow
Ryan Tate · 07/05/11 04:55PMMySpace Sold For Basically Nothing as Layoffs Begin
Adrian Chen · 06/29/11 01:49PMFarmVille Is Going Public
Ryan Tate · 06/28/11 07:34PMMySpace To Be Sold for Scrap
Ryan Tate · 06/28/11 12:55PMCharlie Sheen to Make New, Terrible-Sounding Sitcom
Max Read · 06/27/11 06:42PMFoursquare's Value Grew Six-Fold in One Year
Ryan Tate · 06/27/11 01:37PMBe Poor for Less in America's Cheapest Town
Lauri Apple · 06/26/11 02:01PMGoDaddy in Talks to Sell for $2 Billion
Adrian Chen · 06/24/11 12:42PMWeb domain name giant GoDaddy is reportedly in talks to be bought out for more than $2 billion. Who knows what kind of exploits GoDaddy's ridiculous elephant-killing CEO, Bob Parsons, will get up to with that kind of dough. He'll probably fly to a remote island and hunt the world's most dangerous game: tech bloggers. Honestly, we're terrified.
Hulu Is Up for Sale
Ryan Tate · 06/22/11 05:58PMThis 15-Year-Old Sold His Startup, So Why Can't You?
Ryan Tate · 06/22/11 01:31PMStreet Beggar Seeks Funding for His iPhone Startup
Ryan Tate · 06/21/11 05:22PMThe Implosion of the Huffington Post-AOL Merger
Ryan Tate · 06/07/11 02:28PMAre Your Facebook Friends Cool Enough To Pick Your Music?
Ryan Tate · 05/25/11 06:03PMTwitter Can Lose Money Even Faster This Way
Ryan Tate · 04/18/11 04:37PMMatthew Weiner Back For At Least Two More Seasons of 'Mad Men'
Seth Abramovitch · 03/31/11 09:07PMThe protracted and contentious negotiations between AMC and Lionsgate (the network and studio that produce Mad Men) and Matthew Weiner (the Great Architect of its Womanizing Universe) have finally been resolved, bringing to an end a nail-biting waiting period to rival even that of Joan Holloway's own in a sterile OB/GYN reception room. And the news is good!