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The Prince of Cambridge makes his debut! Yahoo's media head, Mickie Rosen, heads out the door. And Dealbook looks at the long road ahead for hedge fund billionaire "Stevie" Cohen. And oh so much more!

The S.E.C. files a civil suit against SAC's Steven Cohen. Blackstone rides rising stock markets to a profit. And Apple buys HopStop. And much more!

Twitter cofounder Evan Williams is selling his family's $3 million home in San Francisco. The wife of a startup founder lets loose on Twitter. And debating, yet again, whether law school is worth it. And much more!

Rolling Stone puts Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover, infuriating a whole lot of people. Russia's mobile operators stop selling the iPhone. And Tumblr’s David Karp talks porn, profits, and mean girls. And more!

The University of California's investment chief has left -- somewhat abruptly. Seven key metrics to consider when judging Marisa Mayer's first year as Yahoo CEO. Tesla's shares plummet. And more!

Dominique Strauss-Kahn reemerges in finance -- in Russia. Detroit: From Motor City to recessionary wasteland to hipster hotbed. No joke. And the 10 most charitable companies in the U.S. And more!

Google’s Schmidt: Hollywood should take content pirates to court. The owners of Hulu, having plotted a breakup twice now, have decided again to stay together. And the Amazon review as a comedic art form. And more!

The rise of Julie Larson-Green, the heir apparent at Microsoft. Want to be more successful? Wake up at 4.a.m. And the number Facebook doesn't want you to see. Plus, more!

Why Italy could be fertile ground for deal-makers. America' s most expensive colleges. (The real list.) And the 11 creepiest things about LinkedIn. And more!

Dropbox aims to become a full-blown development platform. Yelp enters the world of on-demand delivery. And the demographics behind Kroger's $2.5 billion bid for Harris Teeter. And much more!