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U.S. Representative Charles Rangel (D-NY) answers a question during a news conference after the U.S. House of Representatives censured him for ethics violations, on Capitol Hill in Washington, December 2, 2010

Rangel Supports Weiner

Congressman Charles B. Rangel, the Harlem representative whose shoddy disclosure perils lead a House ethics committee to investigate his conduct emerged as an unlikely ally for his colleague Rep. Anthony Weiner.
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Chistine Lagarde

Lagarde's IMF campaign, the Twitter way

French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde takes her campaign to become the IMF head to social networking sites Twitter and Facebook.
Borders Agrees to Purchase

Borders may close additional 51 stores

Borders, a bookseller currently in the midst of bankruptcy hearings, said its lenders want an additional 51 stores closed.
U.S. Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-NY)

Weiner Won't Resign: 'Completely Honest' in Scandal Revelations

Congressman Anthony Weiner, D-NY again said Thursday he would not resign, after his Monday admission to sending a photo of his bulging crotch in underwear to his 45,000 Twitter followers and then lying about it for more than a week.
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Weiner's Rep Confirms he sent photos of himself

New York Congressman Anthony Weiner's sexting scandals and online relationships were shocking enough, but X-rated nude photos of his himself went over the top.
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Earth to iCloud, ever hear of Windows Live SkyDrive?

Apple's latest addition to its ecosystem, the iCloud storage service that will provide storage space that can be accessed from Apple products, is not as revolutionary as it seems.
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Lower swipe fees may help shoppers, hurt bank customers

The Senate decided yesterday to avoid delaying the 80 percent cut in debit card swipe fees, a move that could help consumers when shopping. But banking customers could suffer as banks look to make up for the lost revenue.
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Citi Credit Card Breach Risk Was Anticipated

Citigroup does not know how the computer breach revealed Thursday which affected hundreds of thousands of its credit card customers took place, but such an event fell in line with a risk the company outlined to shareholders in its publicly available annual report in March.
Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) banner is seen at Moscone Center, San Francisco

Apple WWDC 2011: Can iCloud help iPhone 5 beat Android?

Technology giant Apple’s much awaited iCloud, which was presented by none other than Steve Jobs himself to the world as part of keynote address on the first day of Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2011, is expected to help iPhone 5 beat Google Android and breeze past Google’s own cloud-based Music Beta digital locker.

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