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Kate Upton Is Back With Sexy Beach Bunny Swimwear Video

Kate Upton, a Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition cover girl and one of the most promising young models in America, is back with a Beach Bunny swimwear video after surviving a controversy over a sexy YouTube clip was taken down by the site.
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First Wiretap Played At Gupta's Insider Trading Trial

A New York jury on Wednesday heard former Goldman director Rajat Gupta on a FBI wiretap casually discussing business with Raj Rajaratnam, the now-imprisoned hedge fund founder he is accused of tipping off about boardroom secrets.

The Most Fabulous 1920s Fashions From 'The Great Gatsby' Trailer [PHOTOS, VIDEO]

Decadence, revelery, love and hopelesses, the themes of The Great Gatsby are surely some of the most memorable in American literature. Now, the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel-turned-film has been readapted once again. The Baz Luhrmann-directed film might very well shape up to be the most stylish movie ever.
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Explicit Image Of S.E. Cupp Reportedly Published In Hustler Magazine

An explicit image of S.E. Cupp, conservative commentator and New York Daily News columnist, was reportedly published in Hustler magazine.The Blaze reported that a fake photo of S.E. Cupp, doctored to make it appear as if Cupp had a penis in her mouth, was published in the raunchy men's magazine.
Cocoa future prices fell Wednesday, as New York-traded commodity "softs" were among the day's biggest losers.

Commodities Battered On Global Sell-Off, Strong Dollar

Agricultural commodities, and in particular so-called softs like sugar and coffee, fell hard Wednesday as investors, eyeing the euro zone crisis, priced in the potential fallout on consumption of U.S. farm exports.
ator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is interviewed by a Reuters reporter at Sanders' office in Burlington, Vermont

JPMorgan Losses Give Boost To US Sen. Sanders' Bank Bill

The recent multibillion-dollar trading loss suffered by JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), the country's largest bank by assets, has strengthened the case against letting bank executives serve as directors of Federal Reserve regional banks and thus regulating themselves, policy makers say.

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