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Jared Simon, COO and co-founder of HotelTonight, explains how the App offers "great hotel pricing" to "tech-savvy users" and what the marketing strategy is.
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Calgary-based CMG, which supplies reservoir-simulation software to 525 firms in 55 countries, is betting that its specialization in unconventional reservoirs will help it win over some clients from industry behemoths such as Schlumberger Ltd, the top oilfield services provider.
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Microsoft is so confident it has the best email service that it is about to spend at least $30 million to send its message across the U.S.
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CNBC's Scott Wapner reports Apple's CEO sees "incredible opportunities" in emerging markets. And, Matthew Roberts, OpenTable CEO, weighs in on where he sees the future of mobile technology.
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Steve Watts, President, Asia Pacific & Japan, SAP says technology in faster growing markets has advanced to smart, mobile devices. He expresses confidence in corporate spending in Asia.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports on speculation surrounding Facebook's major announcement later today and the likelihood it will involve making money on mobile.
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NEW YORK, Jan 11- New Jersey Transit incorrectly used federal government software that otherwise could have warned officials against a disastrous decision to leave $100 million worth of equipment in a low-lying rail yard before Superstorm Sandy struck, a Reuters examination has found.
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Dan Niles, Alpha One Capital Partners, explains why he backed away from his short position on the social media company and is now choosing it as his top stock pick for 2013.
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A vote today on a proposal to permit taxi drivers to use taxi-hailing apps has its opponents, as a group of livery and black car owners have asked New York's taxi and limousine commission to reject the proposal, reports the "Squawk Box" news team.
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Google's mobile navigation application Google Maps will now be available in Apple's app store, the Internet search giant said on its official blog.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports some software companies that create smartphone apps might have violated the privacy of children.
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Are some cell phone app makers tracking and storing information aimed at kids? CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports the latest details on a Federal investigation.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports the company is using an easy sign-up app to draw more people to its social network.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports Facebook's mobile messaging app is now open to non-Facebook members.
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Stephen Upstone, CEO of LoopMe, tells CNBC about an application for mobiles and tablets that promises to boost advertising sales while bringing a more suitable advertising experience to consumers.
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John Collison, Stripe co-founder and president, discusses how new technology has increased competition in mobile payments.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports video game sales continue to slide, as gamers move to smartphones and tablets. Also, an update on the FTC's settlement with Facebook, which requires the company to live up to promises on privacy.
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Dennis Berman, Marketplace editor & columnist, and Dylan Tweney, VentureBeat executive editor, discuss who will profit from the Square-Starbucks partnership, and take a look at the future of mobile paying.
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Peter Misek, Jefferies senior tech analyst, and Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray managing director, discuss the play on Apple's competition with tech giant Google.
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Evernote, a U.S. mobile startup whose shareholders include NTT DoCoMo and Sequoia Capital, has no intention of being acquired and its owners have "no exit strategy", according to founder and CEO Phil Libin.
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Evernote has no intention of being acquired, despite speculation that it could be a Facebook target, says Founder and CEO Phil Libin.