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  1. 9.7 %: Physical Euro In Circulation As A Percentage of Euro Area M22011
  2. The Worst Performing Asian Currency In 2011: Indian Rupee2011
  3. Amazon Kindle Fire Statistics: 6 Million Units Projected For This Quarter2011
  4. Gold Demand Up 6% Globally In Third Quarter 20112011
  5. 88 Percent: iPad's Share of Global Tablet Web Traffic2011
  6. 27 Million: The Number of Local Businesses In The U.S.2011
  7. Yelp Statistics: 22 Million Reviews On Yelp As of September 20112011
  8. Algorithmic Trading Statistics: Speed Now Measured In Nanoseconds2011
  9. 17.3 Million: Number of Americans Who Left Their Jobs By Choice2011
  10. '15 Year High' For Apple: What Could It Be?2011
  11. If You Had Invested One Dollar In Amazon In 1997..2011
  12. 76 Percent of America's Wealthy Are Pessimistic About The U.S. Economy2011
  13. $48,089.15: Each American's Share of The National Debt2011
  14. This Will Surprise You: Posts Per Minute On Tumblr2011
  15. 'Remember, The Top 1 Percent Is Not A Fixed Group, After All'2011
  16. Smartphone Statistics: Android More Than Doubled Its Marketshare This Year2011
  17. 12 Million Minutes: Brand Engagement For Samsung Using Angry Birds2011
  18. Data Center Statistics: AOL Has As Many Servers As Facebook2011
  19. Where Does The Average American Spend His Time In A Day?2011
  20. 37% of Adults In America Have NO Retirement Savings2011
  21. OWS Statistics: Half of The 1% Do NOT Think They Are The 1%2011
  22. 5.5 Percent: Warren Buffet's Stake In IBM Through Berkshire Hathaway2011
  23. 3.4 Trillion: Impact of Falling Home Prices on Household Wealth In 20082011
  24. 1.8 Million USD: The Cost of The Newest Zenvo Supercar2011
  25. Square Transaction Statistics: Processing 11 Million USD Every Day2011
  26. 'Chance of 2012 U.S. recession tops 50 percent': Fed2011
  27. Kindle Fire Will Outsell The iPad This Holiday Season2011
  28. 18 Billion USD: The Size of Emirates Airline's Boeing Jetlines Order2011
  29. Income Inequality: We Are Now Less Inequal Than We Were In 20072011
  30. OWS Statistics: 85 Percent of Occupy Wall Street Protesters HAVE Jobs2011

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