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China protests cyber crime accusations by U.S.; "Halston and Warhol" ad campaign celebrates icons

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May 20, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

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Hackers using sophisticated techniques to get access to your company It's a technique called spearphishing, where specific people — usually at a company — are targeted in an attempt to gain access to a computer system. Discuss China protests cyber crime accusations by U.S. Ministry angered by cyber theft charges leveled at five of its mililtary officers. Discuss "Halston and Warhol" ad campaign celebrates icons One of Pittsburgh's biggest ad agencies debuted exhibit showcasing icons. Discuss Dick's 1Q earnings up but same store sales disappoint Weaknesses in hunting, golf, same store sales has Dick's Sporting Goods recasting annual forecasting. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Steelers, SEA reach an agreement for expansion of Heinz Field Discussions continue to resolve August Wilson Center's fate Environmental legal services incubator/residency program debuts in Pittsburgh Federated Investors completes acquisition of assets from Huntington subsidiary Pennsylvania 7th among best states for banking, new study says How to target millennials when recruiting and hiring (Video) 4 winners get $25K each for shale-gas innovation People on the Move 5 things: Pittsburgh International Airport, Democratic primary, Mark Cuban, Southwest Airlines, virtual currencies Read Morning Edition >>

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