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Legal proceedings start vs. Boeing over crashed Asiana Airlines
Passengers of Asiana Airlines that crashed while landing on July 6 in San Francisco have filed a petition against Boeing Co.
Apple acquires HopStop.com
Apple bought HopStop.com today. HopStop. com, an upstart application, was bought by tech giant Apple today. A spokesperson from Apple confirmed the acquisition, according to Tech Crunch's Anthony Ha.
Maryland received US$320 million in venture capital funds in the second quarter
A PricewaterhouseCoopers report revealed that venture capitalist invested around US$320 million into Maryland last quarter.
SyFy grants anticipated double dip of Sharknado
Sharknado 2 was greenlit by the SyFy channel. After an unexpectedly good audience turnout and an even better Internet buzz, Sharknado was announced to be getting a sequel.
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Radio host Tom Joyner offered Trayvon Martin's friend Rachel Jeantel a full ride to college. On Tuesday, Tom Joyner offered full scholarship for college to Trayvon Martin's friend Rachel Jeantel.
Sports top earners reigned supreme on the ESPY Awards. Several big names and investor darlings won in the recently concluded ESPY Awards. LeBron James, the 4th most paid sports celebrity won top honors.
Johnny Football's career is the highlight of sports media once again after a series of acts which he apologized for recently.
The highest paid singer for 2013, Adam Levine, got engaged with his Victoria's Secret model girlfriend Behati Prinsloo.
After eating a poisonous free lunch, 20 children died and 30 more were rushed to the hospital in Bihar, India.
Former Facebook worker Katherine Losse said that Facebook workers have access to users' passwords.
North Korea and Cuba's ties will slowly be explained in light of the war weapon confiscation in Panama, analysts predicted.
A North Korean ship was found carrying "undeclared weapons of war" by Panamanian authorities.
A Chinese flight attendant was fatally electrocuted after answering a call while charging the iPhone 5.
After the acquittal of Zimmerman, protests broke and gun sales increased. After the announcement of George Zimmerman's acquittal from his murder trial yesterday, the United States Justice Department said that they will be conducting further review on the case.