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J.P. Morgan Says About 76 Million Households Affected By Cyber Breach

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By Emily Glazer Verified, Danny Yadron
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. said about 76 million households were affected by a cybersecurity attack on the bank this summer in one of the most sweeping disclosed breaches of a financial institution. The largest U.S. bank by assets said the unknown attackers stole customers’ contact information—including names, email addresses, phone numbers and addresses.
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Wickr Startup Looks for Business in Secrecy

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By Danny Yadron, Doug MacMillan Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
To stay anonymous in the Facebook age, Nico Sell carries black business cards with no phone number or email address, refuses to say her age and wears sunglasses in photos to thwart facial-recognition technology. Now, Ms. Sell is testing whether there is a business in that much secrecy.
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Herman Cain Suspends Presidential Campaign

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By Danny Yadron, Douglas Blackmon
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
ATLANTA—Herman Cain on Saturday suspended his campaign for the White House, effectively ending an unlikely run that saw him lead the Republican presidential field but falter amid accusations that he had sexually harassed several women and conducted an extramarital affair. Mr. Cain continued to deny those allegations on Saturday, and said they were being perpetuated by the media and the political class. "I...
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