Lyneka Little

Is a freelance writer in New York. She's written about personal finance and small business for such publications as The Wall Street Journal, MainStreet.com, Walletpop.com, People magazine. She also works as a freelance producer covering money at ABCNews.com. Little attended Howard University where she studied journalism. She loves drinking wine and tweeting, preferably at the same time. Follow Little on Twitter @Lyneka.

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Google Chairman Eric Schmidt published step-by-step instructions on how to make the switch from iPhone to Android.

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Love it or hate it, chatting on your cell phone during a flight could soon become a reality.

Building a Business

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Microsoft has taken its year-long campaign against Google to the next level, selling "Scroogled"-branded merchandise on its website.

Business News

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Microsoft's co-founder had an emotional moment during the company's annual shareholders meeting yesterday.

Entrepreneurs

Europe Approves 3G and LTE Broadband on Flights

The European Commission has granted airlines permission to offer passengers 3G and LTE networks in flight.

Building a Business

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Google Chrome users can now quickly identify which of their open browser tabs is playing video or music.

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Amazon Teams Up With USPS to Offer Sunday Delivery

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Online Presence

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Building a Business

Ashton Kutcher’s Latest Role: Lenovo Product Engineer

The highest-paid actor on television has signed on to develop and market Lenovo's Yoga line of tablets.

Tech

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Tech lovers desperate to get their hands on Google's wearable computer may soon have the chance – that is, if they know the right people.

Online Presence

President Obama’s Twitter Links Hacked

President Obama's Twitter links were compromised on Monday in an apparent attack by the Syrian Electronic Army.

Business Ideas

Tesla Nabs Apple Hardware Exec to Lead Vehicle Development

Just a week after eBay lured Apple e-commerce executive RJ Pittman to join its ranks, Apple has lost another member of its executive team.

Entrepreneurs

Richard Branson: I Cried When I Sold Virgin Records

At the 40th celebration of Virgin Records, billionaire business mogul Richard Branson recalled crying when he sold the record label more than 20 years ago.

Business News

HTC Co-Founder Cher Wang to Take Some Duties From CEO

Chairwoman Wang will assume more day-to-day operational duties as the company focuses on regaining market share.

Building a Business

Richard Branson Shares Letter He Wrote to 12-Year-Old Fan About Keys to Success

The Virgin Group founder recently received a letter from a 12-year-old girl asking about his skills. He took to LinkedIn on Thursday to share his response with the world.

Business News

EBay Lures Apple Exec to Run Products Division

In the latest play in the tech world's game of musical chairs, eBay has hired Apple executive RJ Pittman to run its products division.

Online Presence

Facebook Allows Teens to Make Posts Public

In a move that could change the way companies market to teens online, Facebook will give teens the option of making their content public.

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Building a Business

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Tech

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Thought Leaders

Starbucks CEO Launches Petition to End Government Shutdown

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Thought Leaders

Obama Nominates Janet Yellen to Head Federal Reserve

President Obama nominated Janet Yellen, who currently serves as vice chair of the Federal Reserve, to serve as the central bank's next chairman.

Tech

T-Mobile Eliminates International Data Fees for Individuals and Businesses

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Business News

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Building a Business

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Building a Business

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