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He’s baaack! Alexis Ohanian returns as Reddit’s executive chairman
The man who co-founded Reddit, the so-called "front page of the Internet" in 2005 has made his return to power. After spending much of the past year traveling across the United States promoting his new book, Alexis Ohanian is now the company's executive chairman, following the resignation of Yishan Wong from the CEO position.
Nets.com owner exclusive: 'I'm not trying to extort anybody'
Well, nets.com didn't sell after all.
Amazon and book publisher Hachette resolve quarrel, sign multi-year deal
Amazon and Hachette reached an agreement over e-book pricing after months of debate.
YouTube announces new subscription music service
Susan Wojcicki's music subscription service is finally here. The CEO of YouTube has had her eyes set on offering a music service for a while, but she's been reluctant to give a definite release date.
Why the Brooklyn Nets might have been surfing -- if not bidding -- on eBay
New Mexico could have its next millionaire by the end of the day.
Five things you need to know today, and our city's wonderful new gay rights rating
Good morning, Cincinnati! Here are the five things you need to know to help start your busy business day.
5 things to start the day: Sony's streaming video, YouTube's music service, and SeaWorld attendance takes a dive
YouTube is set to offer a music-subscription service called YouTube Music Key.
Santa Fe woman wants $5M from NBA team for nets.com domain
New Mexico could have its next millionaire by the end of the day.
Tim Jones sets up committee to investigate Koster
Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones is setting up a committee to investigate Chris Koster’s ties to lobbyists following a New York Times article published last month that prominently featured the Attorney General.
A big fine for some of the world's biggest banks
Regulators in three countries unite to serve five of the world's largest banks $3.3 billion in fines.
Duly Noted: Meet the New Yorker paywall, laud deGrom, compare Alley vs. Valley (Video)
Referencing the New York Times in a note from editors, the publication said it has installed a metered paywall that allows visitors to read six stories per calendar month.
Republican Congress ready to tackle EPA, Keystone Pipeline
Sen. Mitch McConnell vows to take on new carbon-cutting regulations and to press for approval for Keystone XL Pipeline.
20-something in Silicon Valley: María Gabriela's story, Part I
María Gabriela Huertas Diaz works three jobs in Silicon Valley, getting from one to the next like a multi-modal transit wizard. In this installment of "20-something in Silicon Valley," María tells us what it takes to make ends meet — and pursuing larger dreams.
5 things to know today (11-10)
Tom Wolf's agenda is a mystery to the business community; Second Philadelphia casino license coming soon; and more.
Pope demotes former St. Louis Archbishop
This weekend, Pope Francis removed former St. Louis Archbishop Raymond L. Burke from the head of the Vatican's highest judicial authority.
