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  1. 'We Invested In Steve Jobs' : AT&T CEO2012
  2. Mobile Phone Statistics: Apple Has 8.8 Percent Marketshare And 73 Percent of Profits2012
  3. Kindle Fire Statistics: Only 700,000 Fires Shipped In Q1 20122012
  4. 13 Percent of The World's Adults Want To Migrate To Another Country2012
  5. $74K: What Google paid As Corporate Income Tax In Australia For 20112012
  6. Y Combinator Statistics: $7.8 Billion In Total Value Created2012
  7. Samsung Statistics: Record Quarterly Profit In Q1 20122012
  8. CEO Pay Statistics: GM Paid CEO $7.7 Million in Cash, Stock in 20112012
  9. Big Data Statistics: GE Is Pouring $1 billion Into A Facility In Calif.2012
  10. AWS Statistics: 1.5 Billion Dollar Business For Amazon Now2012
  11. US GDP: Just A 2.2 Percent Growth Rate In Q12012
  12. Amazon Kindle Fire Is 54.4 Percent of U.S Android Tablets2012
  13. Which Country Has The Highest Birth Rate In The World?2012
  14. IPL 2012 Statistics: All Viewership Numbers In Decline2012
  15. Google Drive Statistics: The Numbers You Need To Know2012
  16. Italy's Borrowing Costs Inching Up Again2012
  17. Foursquare Statistics: 30 Million Users, 3 Billion Check-Ins2012
  18. Every Fourth Person In Spain Is Unemployed2012
  19. Half Of The World Doesn't Have Bank Accounts2012
  20. 47.4 Percent: Apple's Gross Margin For Q2 20122012
  21. 'Flash Crash' In India's NSE: 7 Percent Fall In Few Minutes2012
  22. Square Statistics: Annual Rate Of Processed Transactions At 5 Billion USD2012
  23. Smartphone Statistics: Huawei To Ship 60 Million Smartphones This year2012
  24. $18.50: What The Romney Campaign Spent Per Vote2012
  25. Instagram Stats: Andreessen Horowitz Made $78M Off $250,000 Investment2012
  26. 14 Trillion: The Amount Spent On Bailouts Globally Since The Great Recession2012
  27. Does It Matter Anymore? Facebook Has 900 Million Users Now2012
  28. 4G Statistics: 87 Million 4G Devices To Be Sold During 20122012
  29. IMF Loan Statistics: $430 Billion in Crisis Funds2012
  30. $1.2M: Price For A Rare Baseball Card2012

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