Facebook's experiments, BNP's record fine, Rubio on poverty

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Facebook legally toys with users' emotions in the name of science Users and the media are speaking out against the social network after its study manipulated hundreds of thousands of users' emotions without their consent.

Marco Rubio: "We want to cure poverty"—not just alleviate its pain In a comprehensive interview with Fortune, the Florida Senator and onetime White House hopeful weighs in on President Obama, the Tea Party rebellion, and why Republicans get such a bad rap.

Apple: Conspiracy? What conspiracy? The e-book antitrust case — and Apple's defense — in 341 words.

BNP Paribas to pay $8.9 billion to end sanction violation probe Europe's second-largest bank will also dismiss employees and faces ban on making dollar payments in addition to a largest-ever fine.

By Ben Geier Goldman Sachs, good at making money, so-so at World Cup predictions Company's financial wizards have room for improvement in picking winning soccer teams.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Tim Cook led 5,000 from Apple at gay pride parade Homophobes are a market Apple is willing to forego.

By Stephen Gandel Goldman dives into risky lending In the past 18 months, Wall Street has shown a new appetite for loans that defaulted at high rates back in the financial crisis.

Is ex-P&G chief McDonald the right man for the VA?

TreeHouse to pay $860 million for snack maker Flagstone

11 cool things parents can do with an Apple iPhone

China's Iraq Oil Problem

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