Apple Sees Value in Privacy Vow and other top stories.

• Apple Sees Value in Privacy Vow

  

  Photo An Apple Store in Beijing. For Chinese consumers, the iPhone’s high security has become a way to thwart hackers and criminals. Credit Greg Baker/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images SAN FRANCISCO — It took six years for Apple to persuade China’s largest wireless carrier, China Mobile, to sell the iPhone. Apple’s chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, made repeated trips to China to meet with top government officials and executives to woo them personally. The persist..

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• Hazing Allegations Investigated in Buffalo State Student's Death

  

  Photo Bradley Doyley died Thursday. The authorities in western New York are investigating whether fraternity hazing played a role in the death of a 21-year-old Buffalo State College student from Brooklyn, the college said on Friday.The student, Bradley Doyley, died on Thursday night in a Buffalo hospital, the college’s president, Katherine S. Conway-Turner, said in a statement. The authorities did not disclose the nature of Mr. Doyley’s death, but The Buffalo News reported that he had bee..

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• O.J. Simpson's Trial: Where Are They Now?

  

  As FX’s miniseries The People Vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story brings ‘The Trial of the Century’ back into the spotlight 21 years later, INSIDE EDITION looks at where the key players from the murder trial are today. O.J. Simpson In 1995, Simpson was found not guilty of the 1994 murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. But in 1997, the Goldman and Brown families took Simpson back to court in a civil case and he was ordered to pay $25 million in punitive d..

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• Ed Belfour Parts With Memorabilia for a Dream

  

  Photo Ed Belfour after signing with the Maple Leafs in 2002. Credit J.P. Moczulski/CP, via Associated Press Ed Belfour is preparing to give up his Olympic gold medal for an opportunity to go into business with his son. The medal that Belfour, a Hockey Hall of Fame goalie, won representing Canada at the 2002 Salt Lake City Games is one of 66 pieces of personal N.H.L. memorabilia he has put up for auction. The objective is to raise seed money that Belfour and his 26-ye..

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• John Rigas, 91, who founded and looted cable company Adelphia ...

  

  If the request is granted, Rigas, a former owner of the Buffalo Sabres, would live in Coudersport, Pa.. with one of his sons. Rigas' son, Timothy, was Adelphia's ...

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• Greg David on NY: Why enormous subsidies for a Staten Island mall?

  

  Photo: SHOP Architects The proposed mall will be located next to the Staten Island Ferry Terminal, near the New York Wheel, currently under construction The new outlet mall being built next to the Staten Island Ferry Terminal, and adjacent to a proposed giant Ferris wheel, is being subsidized with more than $74 million in state and city incentives. That represents about a third of the mall project's total cost and two times the developer's contribution. This is a story that deserves fa..

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