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  1. Angry Birds Statistics: More Than 200 Million Downloads So Far2011
  2. LinkedIn Makes Half Of Its Money From Recruiting2011
  3. Steve Jobs to Ballmer: "You Sell One Phone, I'll Sell Five"2011
  4. Which Country Has The Heaviest Debt In The Industrialized World?2011
  5. What Percentage Of Wealthy Families' Assets Is Invested Overseas?2011
  6. 1.4 Million Laptops: An Election Promise2011
  7. 60 Percent Of Global CIOs Ready To Embrace The Cloud2011
  8. 2.46 Million Unemployed In The UK2011
  9. Los Angeles: Only About Half The Kids Graduate From High School2011
  10. Which Startup Grew 3000 Percent In Under Two Years?2011
  11. 57 Percent: Foreign Ownership Of US Treasuries2011
  12. Updated: Bin Laden Cost The US 3 Trillion Dollars2011
  13. Every Second Person In Detroit Is Illiterate2011
  14. Treasury Statistics: Australia Cuts Down On US Treasuries By 45 Percent2011
  15. Netflix Is 30 Percent Of All Internet Traffic2011
  16. Nook Color Statistics: 1 Million Apps Downloaded In One Week2011
  17. US Government To Spend $2.5 Billion On Cloud Services2011
  18. Twitter Statistics: Who Is The First User To Have 10 Million Followers?2011
  19. While Apple Makes Record Profits, Foxconn Posts A Huge Loss2011
  20. London Olympics: 20 Million Applications For 6.6 Million Tickets2011
  21. China Internet Statistics: 477 Million Internet Users2011
  22. Raj Rajaratnam: 40 Million USD To Defend A 64 Million USD Case2011
  23. BitCoin Economy: 6 Million Coins, 40 Million USD2011
  24. One Gambler's BlackJack Streak Destroys Atlantic City's Tropicana2011
  25. Amazon's Ad-Supported Kindle Is The Best Selling Kindle2011
  26. 77 Billion USD: Amount Poured By Foreign Banks Into China2011
  27. The Twitter Ecosystem In Numbers2011
  28. Gold Investment: Returns Over 31 Years2011
  29. 1.3 Billion Tons: Food Wasted Every Year2011
  30. Which Stock Went Up 50 Percent In Less Than A Month?2011

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