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Streetread automatically aggregates the latest headlines from over 20 of the leading finance sites on the web, as well as all of the stocks you choose to follow, and all within a single-page, easy to use, auto-loading interface. The site aims to dramatically simplify the daily activities people undergo in order to stay updated with Wall Street activity, in terms of news and data. The goal of development was to make the site as easy as possible to use, while making the interface similar to that of a regular desktop application.

This article explains the development process and shares with you, great tips and techniques that power the site.

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