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The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we achieve it. -Michelangelo

Royal Bank of Scotland has cleared the sale of its aircraft business for take-off, with the aim of raising at least A 5bn .

Jack Dorsey , founder of Square and Twitter , just took aim at the credit card. Today, Square announced a new app called Card Case , a new way to pay merchants who use Square to process payments.

David Cameron begins a two-day visit to India with the aim of strengthening relations and creating jobs back in Britain.

The Obama administration took aim Monday at tarmac horror stories, ordering airlines to let passengers stuck in stranded airplanes to disembark after three hours.

Microsoft has held talks with News Corp. in which News Corp. would be paid to "de-index " its Web sites from Google , a report says.

Academics took aim at the media ownership review process Monday in the first of three workshops...

Ever watch a colleague take credit for your idea, been accused of being emotional, taken jokes too personally or been interrupted frequently in a meeting?

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