From a “smart grid” producer to Russia’s largest Internet portal, the World Economic Forum has named this year’s Technology Pioneers.
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Video creators will be able to choose ads to insert in and around online videos.
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Politicians, celebrities, and tech honchos gather in Davos, Switzerland.
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World Economic Forum summit in India emphasize need to monetize scientific innovation.
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VCs find a mostly healthy ecosystem in China, but regulatory clouds still hover.
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Innovalight raises $7.5 million to develop its low-cost ‘silicon ink’ technology.
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The portal’s information leads to an 8-year prison term as writer purportedly joins scores of cyberdissidents in Chinese prisons.
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Gates talks about Redmond’s strategy for keeping research in the U.S. for 10 years and pledges money to fight TB.
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Parties follow a day of discussion, and testy moment with Gates and Schmidt.
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Deals, Dell, and a certain doll vie for attention in the Alps.
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Social entrepreneurs tackle an electrifying problem: 1.6 billion people without light.
Profiles: Michael Biddle, Mark Lawson-Statham, Markus Brehler, Conrad Burke, Bill Gross, John Halfpenny, and Richard Stromback.
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The Indian government is working on ways to attract more foreign direct investment.
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With reform, some say Shenzhen could overtake the Nasdaq by 2013.
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