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Fast Company Pavithra Mohan	Google Wanted To Invest In Uber So Badly, It Gave CEO Travis Kalanick A Blank Term Sheet Bill Maris, the president of Google Ventures, says he started trying to invest in Uber as early as 2011.
CRM August 28, 2015 Leonard Klie	OpinionLab Introduces Summer 2015 Release of Its Voice-of-the-Customer Solution Brands are empowered to connect consumer feedback gathered through digital channels with specific physical locations.
CRM August 26, 2015	EverString and N3 Join Forces for Predictive Marketing Solution N3, a provider of B2B sales execution and demand generation, and EverString, a provider of predictive analytics for sales and marketing are partnering to provide a predictable sales pipeline navigation tool.
CRM August 25, 2015	ATSG Acquires Primary Support The move will allow Axispoint Technology Solutions Group to expand its managed services offerings.
CRM August 25, 2015 Oren Smilansky	Salesforce Introduces Lightning Experience for Sales Cloud New capabilities steer salespeople toward an intuitive user experience.
CRM August 25, 2015	Appboy Adds Webhooks Integration to Its Mobile Marketing Platform The Webhooks support will enable marketers to send communications on a number of platforms, including SMS and social media.
CRM August 25, 2015	LiveHive Releases SmartPath for Automated Email Sequencing LiveHive SmartPath delivers email sequencing and reports on a single platform.
CRM August 21, 2015	Instantly Partners with Viggle Integration of Instantly into Viggle app will increase users' opportunities to earn rewards while enhancing Instantly's measurement of mobile ad effectiveness.
Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Note-Taking Just Became Easier With Google's New Voice Transcription Tool Google has updated Docs with a number of features that should help students be more productive and efficient.
Fast Company Pavithra Mohan	A Rival Traffic App Is Suing Waze For Allegedly Poaching Its Database A new lawsuit brought against Google and its traffic app Waze cites sham points of interest as evidence that the Google-owned service copied from a competitor's database.
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