Takata recall search slows NHSTA site amid massive airbags
Millions hunt for their car in a historic recall as Takata airbag work pushes the NHSTA site to a crawl. The agency cautions users that the service may be slow while owners check make and model details. Etsy stock slides after an unexpected loss triggering investor concern.
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Obama Twitter record set in under five hours
President Obama gained one million followers on his POTUS Twitter account in under five hours according to Guinness World Records, beating Robert Downey Jr. who took nearly 24 hours to reach the same milestone after joining Twitter.
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CareFirst breach targets 1.1 million Washington BCBS members
CareFirst BlueCross Blue Shield disclosed a sophisticated cyberattack in June 2014 affecting up to 1.1 million members. Names birth dates emails and subscriber numbers may have been exposed though encrypted passwords and separate systems protected login data. The firm will notify affected users offer two years of free credit monitoring and requires new usernames and passwords.
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Global Forex Scandal Settlements Scrutinize Banks
UBS admits to misconduct in foreign exchange trading, settling for 203 million dollars plus a three year probation and 342 million to the Fed. Barclays cuts staff as regulators pursue eight more terminations while Citi and JPMorgan face separate settlements and continuing investigations.
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Silicon Valley donors give library tech to Ferguson and Baltimore
Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen and Laura Arrillaga Andreessen with Hewlett-Packard donate nearly 170000 dollars in computers printers and equipment to public libraries in Ferguson Missouri and Baltimore Maryland praising staff who kept doors open during protests. Libraries are highlighted as digital access bridges amid nationwide gaps in internet access and budget cuts.
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