Apple's Cube was unveiled to mass fanfare but never really caught on. Now a Macintosh newsletter claims the project is about to be dumped. In China, freedom of speech on the Web is fleeting, as a recent tragedy has shown. Dog Bytes Say More Than Bark California will mull legislation requiring microchip implants in all dogs and cats, on the premise that better tracking could reduce the huge numbers of unclaimed pets killed in shelters each year. Organic Halts Employee Stock Trading Minutes after issuing the directive, executives of the consulting firm meet at its New York office.
Employees fear they are planning massive layoffs or worse.
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