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The firm slashed the number of IPO shares it planned to order, that person says, and some of its fund managers decided not to buy any.
WSJ: Morgan Stanley Was 'Driver' on Facebook's Wild IPO Ride
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The highly unorthodox fund would give money to inventors in places like Japan and China to work on ideas that were still in the early stages of development, says a person familiar with its operations.
FORBES: How A Notorious Banker Left Intellectual Ventures With A Poorly Performing Fund
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While "The Lion King" began its first national tour in Texas and Florida, "Mormon" will not hit Southern cities in its first season, though a knowledgable person in the theater industry says it will head to the South next year.
WSJ: Will 'Book of Mormon' Fly in the Heartland?
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Google also says much of its data can't be tied to a person by name.
WSJ: Google Agonizes on Privacy as Advertising World Vaults Ahead
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TaskRabbit won't disclose specific revenue per task, but says its average service fee is 15%, paid by the person posting the job.
WSJ: Websites Let People Farm Out Chores
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The report accuses Rupert and James Murdoch of "wilful blindness" and, in its most damaging finding, says that Rupert Murdoch is not a "fit person to exercise the stewardship of a major international company".
BBC: What next for the phone hacking report?
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Eventbrite says sharing rates are consistent across its events of all sizes, from a 10-person workshop to a 10, 000-person conference.
FORBES: In Facebook Vs. Google, Facebook Wins A Skirmish In Social Commerce
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The organization, known for its black, green and white label with an image of a person holding a bowl in front of a globe, says it's working with small businesses like PrAna, which sells yoga pants and other sportswear items to merchants like REI and Zappos.
NPR: Shoppers Face Hurdles In Finding Ethical Clothing