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* Just who
exactly is new
Research in Motion (
RIMM) CEO Thorsten Heins, and how does he intend
to turn around the struggling smartphone company? An inside look. (Bloomberg Businessweek)
*
Sony (
SNE) reportedly plans
to eliminate 10,000 jobs, or 6% of its workforce, as early as December reports Nikkei. (Nikkei via Reuters)

*
IBM's (
IBM) four prior CEOs
were offered memberships with the Augusta National Golf Club, so why shouldn't Virginia Rometty gain entrance? Why the all-male golf club has become the center of a gender debate. (The Wall Street Journal)
* Despite officially launching on Easter Sunday, a day when many AT&T stores were closed for the holiday,
Nokia's Lumia 900 phone may
have sold well thanks at least in part to healthy sales on Amazon (
AMZN). (The New York Times)
*
Square COO Keith Rabois
explains how the popular company will move beyond payments. (Business Insider)
*
Randi Zuckerberg, sibling of Mark, is co-producing a tech-focused reality show for Bravo dubbed "Silicon Valley." Already, the show has
come under fire for a cast that doesn't include well-known Valley figures. (TechCrunch)
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