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A woman looks at a computer site on November 30, 2012 in Washington, DC. - Just in time for the holidays, Microsoft and Google have become embroiled in a bitter dispute over who is the fairest of them all for online shopping, stepping up the battle between the tech giants.Microsoft threw the first punch when it launched a campaign for its Bing search engine "to highlight Bing's commitment to honest search results." The campaign also seeks "to help explain to consumers the risks of Google Shopping's newly announced 'pay-to-rank' practice," a Microsoft statement said. As part of the campaign, Microsoft created a Web page called "Scroogled," which points out that its rival has reversed course on its pledge at the time of the Google stock offering to avoid paid ad inclusion for search results. ©Getty The Public Image from MANAGEMENT 5:10pm

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US group’s market share bleeds as Chinese companies grab sales

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Goldman names global M&A co-head

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Obama declares state of emergency in Connecticut

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FBI probes EADS unit claims

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Brussels fights US data privacy push

Washington and lobbyists seek to water down EU regulation

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Even low-rated companies are having no trouble raising capital

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UK clearance will pitch market operators into battle

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American and US Airways near tie-up

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Einhorn shows attacking instinct on Apple

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From WORLD Feb 10, 2013

Obama targets jobs and growth

State of the union address to focus on middle class

From TECHNOLOGY Feb 10, 2013

Dell puts special committees in focus

Board’s move in effect shut out founder from talks

From FINANCIALS Feb 10, 2013

Activists eye new targets in financials

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From GLOBAL ECONOMY Feb 10, 2013

Carney not expected to make sudden change

Impact on economy likely to be ‘evolution, not revolution’

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