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6 March 2012

Pick of the biz press, Tuesday 6 March

The top business opinion pieces for today and last night.

By New Statesman

 

Apple’s ‘iPad 3’: Sifting through the rumors (Wall Street Journal)

We’re in the home stretch for iPad rumors, with Apple’s media event set to go for this Wednesday, writes Hayley Tsukayama

Entrepeneurs urged to shoot for the sky (Financial Times)

Britain’s entrepeneurs are too cautious, says Tim Bradshaw

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U.S. natural gas looks irresistibly cheap vs oil (Reuters)

Oil is now about eight times dearer than gas, writes Christopher Swann

The downside of digital medicine (Wall Street Journal)

Some of the hoped-for cost savings from going digital might not materialize, writes Sarah Kilff.

New Facebook ads may be the straw that breaks the camel’s back (Technorati)

Ads popping up on facebook walls may cause users to sign out, argues David Amerland.