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US could go into recession in 2015: Expert

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By Michael Newberg 
| CNBC
Plunging oil prices and a strengthening dollar could force the United States into a recession by the end of 2015, according to Raoul Pal of The Global Macro Investor newsletter. The greenback's strength has pushed oil prices lower and sent fear across the markets. Pal said he now feels that the U.S. is heading toward a recession in the near future. "There's a probability that the U.S. goes into recession this year alone," Pal said in an interview on CNBC's "Fast Money" on Tuesday.
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Facebook predicted exactly what’s happening right now in its IPO filing six years ago

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By Sara Salinas , Michael Newberg 
| South China Morning Post
By Sara Salinas and Michael Newberg Revelations of a massive data leak at Facebook have shocked users, investors, lawmakers and even some top executives in recent weeks — but the company warned of third-party breaches and government regulation more than six years ago when it first filed to go public. In its 2012 IPO prospectus, Facebook called “improper access to or disclosure of our users’ information” a risk factor that could potentially harm the company’s reputation and financial outlook.
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Facebook has been worried about data leaks like this since it went public in 2012

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By Sara Salinas , Michael Newberg 
| CNBC
Revelations of a massive data leak at Facebook have shocked users, investors, lawmakers and even some top executives in recent weeks — but the company warned of third-party breaches and government regulation more than six years ago when it first filed to go public. In its 2012 IPO prospectus, Facebook called "improper access to or disclosure of our users' information" a risk factor that could potentially harm the company's reputation and financial outlook.
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