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On Tuesday, we reported that the IRS has admitted that as many as 100,000 tax returns may have been compromised by “thieves” who gained “unauthorized access” to tax information on file with the government. 

Here’s what we said regarding who would likely be blamed: 

In an unprecedented move against a government agency, which we are just waiting to hear blamed on Russia, The IRS has admitted that its data has been compromised…

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The IRS believes that the thieves who gained access to information for more than 100,000 taxpayers were Russian, the AP reported.

Jawbone, one of Fitbit’s wearable health rivals, alleges that ex-employees took confidential data before leaving. NYT reports.

If he can’t have it, no one can.

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Buyout rumors always swirl around Avago, and for good reason. However, Broadcom might prove to be a tough bite to swallow.

The market’s snapback rebound remained in good shape Wednesday with an hour left in the trading day. Meanwhile, a few breakouts gained traction. The S&P 500, which took a 1% dive on Wednesday, rallied 0.9%. The Dow industrials were up 0.7%. The Nasdaq, down 1.1% in heavier trading on Tuesday, rose 1.3%. Volume was tracking nearly 11% lower on the NYSE and just mildly down on the Nasdaq exchange, according to preliminary data.

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With every DM central bank hell-bent on ensuring that the currencies which roll off their printing presses will become ever more worthless with each passing iteration of the global debt monetization ponzi scheme, and with calls growing louder to ban hard currency altogether in an effort to remove the effective lower bound and thus make it possible for bureaucrats to centrally plan every aspect of the economy right down to the micromanagement of people’s spending habi

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