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Starbucks tax avoidance has Brits frothing mad (+video)

Angry over the negligible corporate taxes that Starbucks and other corporations have paid to Britain despite huge revenues, a protest group is threatening to occupy Starbucks shops on Saturday.

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Netflix vows not to raise prices after landing rights to Disney movies

Kindle for kids: Amazon pitches tablet books, videos aimed at youngsters

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Chapter & Verse Booksellers wait on Supreme Court decision: Could selling a used book become illegal?

11 best books of December, according to Amazon's editors

Chapter & Verse E L James as 'Publishing Person of the Year' draws outcry from literary world

Starbucks, Google, Amazon accused of 'immoral' tax avoidance

Chapter & Verse Simon & Schuster will enter the self-publishing world

How Apple's Fusion Drive speeds up iMacs

Indebted Caribbean tax havens look to tax foreign investors

Cyber Monday deals: Electronics are hot, but so is other stuff (+video)

Black Friday record: Weekend sales up 13 percent

Cash-strapped post office: new, faster package service?

On Black Friday, retailers take customization to the next level

Amazon: great Black Friday deals, but what about sales tax?

Why wait for Black Friday? Deals you can get right now.

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Saving Money Black Friday 2012: the best electronics deals so far

Chapter & Verse Amazon's Jeff Bezos as 'Businessperson of the Year': Can the book world learn from him?

Horizons Nintendo Wii U review roundup

Saving Money Black Friday price-matching: Stores that have it, stores that don't

Post Office record loss hits $15.9 billion. Retiree benefits to blame.

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