Dean opens new Financial Resources Zone
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I don't know about you, but I don't like to print out a document, sign it, and then have to re-scan it back into the computer. This can happen a lot if you're also in the process of looking for a job.
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Europeans are used to technology companies offering products and services a little after the U.S. But Apple is bringing its online Genius Bar to this side of the Atlantic first.
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