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The Wall Street Journal published an article today on How Search-Engine Rules Cause Sites to Go Missing suggesting Companies that make a change to their domain name, usually legitimately, don't get enough of the right kind help from Search Engines, even when they ask for the help directly and are willing to pay for it.

John Kass and Paul Gigot usually get so much right that it was hard to believe that they could team up to get Obama so wrong on the [Wall Street] Journal Editorial Report this weekend [airing every Saturday night at 10:00 pm (CST) on the FNC, repeating at 5:00 am...

Chinese dairy company Bright Dairy & Food Co. said its parent is forming a new food-related venture with three other state-owned companies as part of an overhaul mandated by the government, the Wall Street Journal reported.

China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) said it aims to fill its largest oil-storage facility with 88 million barrels, of Russian crude annually when construction is completed in about a year, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Apparent to insiders in the industry, female geeks are finding a home in their various pursuits, from blogging to engineering to tech journalism. Press conferences today might not reflect that upswing; it takes some digging to find the women who are bringing technology to the masses.