Tablets live up to the promise and the market’s shift
Since the iPad debuted in 2010 audiences expected laptops replaced by tablets. By 2013 one third of Americans owned tablets, yet four years later the promise remains partial as analysts note slower growth and ambiguous uses. Microsoft pushes high end tablets toward laptop replacement while Apple emphasizes software adapting to touch tablets. Both push for a future where tablets straddle between devices, with growing pains likely to persist.
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Tax evasion crackdown widens as Credit Suisse pleads guilty
The Justice Department struck a plea deal with Credit Suisse, agreeing to 2.6 billion in fines and turning over account data to aid investigations into U.S. tax evaders. UBS and 13 other European banks are under scrutiny as the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act broadens international bank cooperation.
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