Monday, September 28, 2009

Xerox to buy ACS for $6.4 billion; tech celebrity lookalikes; UNC data breach exposes 163,000 SSNs

Separated at birth: Tech honchos and their famous lookalikes; Xerox to buy ACS for $6.4 billion
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