Amir Efrati

Wall Street Journal

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Thirteen years ago, before Google was ever invented, Bill Gates of Microsoft faced anti-trust charges before a Senate Committee.

How Is Google Changing Our Lives?

Thirteen years ago, before Google was ever invented, Bill Gates of Microsoft faced anti-trust charges before a Senate Committee.

from Which Way, L.A.?

Even critics say Google makes the Internet usable. One clean and useful search tool has replaced that series of links that might or might not be productive.

How Is Google Changing Our Lives?

Even critics say Google makes the Internet usable. One clean and useful search tool has replaced that series of links that might or might not be productive.

from To the Point

Federal agents rained down in New Jersey today, arresting 44 people charged with public corruption and high-volume, international money-laundering.

New Jersey Corruption Runs Deep

Federal agents rained down in New Jersey today, arresting 44 people charged with public corruption and high-volume, international money-laundering.

from To the Point

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