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October 03    
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The iPhone 4s.
 
  Turn your old and unwanted phone into cash  
  To make way for a new phone, you need to get rid of the old phone. Kim Komando offers tips.  
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  JPMorgan Chase & Co was the target of a sophisticated cyberattack, the bank acknowledged on Aug. 28.   JP Morgan reveals data breach affected 76 million households
The firm says contact information, but not account information, was stolen.
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  Keep your security software up to date.   Q and A: Avoid this money-stealing virus
Kim Komando answers questions on consumer technology.
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    Steve Ballmer's plan: Make Clippers 'America's team'
Steve Ballmer sat down with USA TODAY Sports to discuss his lofty goals for his new franchise.
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  People have been posting pictures of themselves sick or hungover (or just looking that way) on social media under #sickieselfie.   #Sickselfie is a history of sick days, deserved or not
People are photographing themselves with runny noses and bloodshot eyes, then sharing it.
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  A Google sign at the company's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif.   Google to put security guards on payroll
Google will hire 200 full-time and part-time security guards in Northern California.
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  A credit card counterfeiting machine was seized as evidence in the government's case against the site Fakeplastic.net in January.   Where data breaches end up
A massive international data breach leads to fast food stores in California.
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  Ello, described as the   My short, uneventful flirtation with Ello: Jon Swartz
Andy Warhol theorized about 15 minutes of fame. In Silicon Valley, it can be 15 days.
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  Linda Rottenberg is CEO of Endeavor and author of the new book,   Linda Rottenberg's tips for 'crazy' entrepreneurs
Endeavor CEO Linda Rottenberg shares her top tips for entrepreneurs
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  Facebook is tightening the rules on how it conducts research on users.   Facebook tightens research rules
User consent still not needed, and guidelines are shrouded in mystery.
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  The Day In Pictures Gallery
A protester stands outside the legislative government complex as the standoff continues in Hong Kong.

A protester stands outside the legislative government complex as the standoff continues in Hong Kong.
 
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Economy gains 248,000 jobs as hiring rebounds
JP Morgan reveals data breach affected 76 million households
American TV cameraman in Liberia tests positive for Ebola
 
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