Katherine Boehret
Reporter and Technology Columnist, Wall Street Journal, AllThingsD
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As a WSJ Reporter, I write a weekly technology column that's published every Wednesday. Find it in the paper, at WSJ.com, or at AllThingsD.com.
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Follow along w/ @WSJ Live Blog of Microsoft unveiling new Xbox starting 1pm ET on.wsj.com/11Vy2K9
Live Blog: Microsoft Unveils New Xbox
blogs.wsj.com — There's another thing to consider: Sources say the Xbox will be primed to be released this holiday shopping season, the same as when Sony's PlayStation 4 is going to be released. That sets the stage for a rather epic battle for gamer's attention.
1 week from today, we'll kick off our annual D Conference w/a stellar lineup of speakers dthin.gs/10Mp8LJ. Will I see you there?
About D11 - AllThingsD
allthingsd.com — Welcome to D, an executive conference unlike any other. Update: D11 is SOLD OUT Due to the overwhelming demand,D11 has sold out weeks before anticipated. To add yourself to the waitlist, please click here or visit http://allthingsd.com/conferences/d/d11/register/.
Ireland: We’re Not Apple’s “Holy Grail of Tax Avoidance” dthin.gs/13InD2m
reland: We're Not Apple's "Holy Grail of Tax Avoidance" - John Paczkowski - News - AllThingsD
allthingsd.com — If Apple has " sought the Holy Grail of tax avoidance," as Sen. Carl Levin (D. Mich.) of the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations claims, the company didn't find it in Ireland. Because, according to the Irish government, Ireland is "a highly tax compliant country."
"Sen. McCain finishes with a complaint about always having to update the apps on his iPhone." on.wsj.com/10MfQPN
Live: Tim Cook Gets a Senate Grilling on Taxes
blogs.wsj.com — You can also see the testimony of other witnesses due to present today - available here. We've uploaded the full memo from the Senate committee on Apple and taxes - it's lengthy, but lots of interesting details in there. You can view it on Scribd.
Tim Cook: We recommend a DRAMATIC simplification of the tax code. on.wsj.com/10MfQPN
Live: Tim Cook Gets a Senate Grilling on Taxes
blogs.wsj.com — You can also see the testimony of other witnesses due to present today - available here. We've uploaded the full memo from the Senate committee on Apple and taxes - it's lengthy, but lots of interesting details in there. You can view it on Scribd.
Tim Cook: To the best of our knowledge, Apple is the biggest corporate taxpayer in America. on.wsj.com/10MfQPN
Live: Tim Cook Gets a Senate Grilling on Taxes
blogs.wsj.com — You can also see the testimony of other witnesses due to present today - available here. We've uploaded the full memo from the Senate committee on Apple and taxes - it's lengthy, but lots of interesting details in there. You can view it on Scribd.
PDF of Apple's written testimony to the committee this morning bit.ly/17VGXMJ (via @WSJ)
First time I've seen Tim Cook in a suit & tie MT @WSJ: Live blog: Apple CEO Tim Cook grilled by Senate on taxes on.wsj.com/13IoyzR
Live: Tim Cook Gets a Senate Grilling on Taxes
blogs.wsj.com — You can also see the testimony of other witnesses due to present today - available here. We've uploaded the full memo from the Senate committee on Apple and taxes - it's lengthy, but lots of interesting details in there. You can view it on Scribd.
RT @WSJ: Live blog: Apple CEO Tim Cook gets grilled by Senate members on taxes on.wsj.com/13IoyzR
Live: Tim Cook Gets a Senate Grilling on Taxes
blogs.wsj.com — You can also see the testimony of other witnesses due to present today - available here. We've uploaded the full memo from the Senate committee on Apple and taxes - it's lengthy, but lots of interesting details in there. You can view it on Scribd.
Great read: 50 years & 600 books later, women's book club reflects on memories & whiskey sours by @petulad wapo.st/18ZHFaV
For 50 years, a book club has provided a refuge to its members
washingtonpost.com — They devoured one another's thoughts about the books they were reading, always aware of the chubby, sleeping little time bombs who would end their literary assignations with a wail. "What if we did this in person?" Virginia McKinnon suggested one day. And Tammy Eichelburg loved the idea.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Technology, Opinion and Editorial and more.
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