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Apple owners again show their loyalty, in a recent survey by KAE and research and survey company Toluna, 43% of the respondents said they would bank with Apple if Apple opened an "i"bank or financial services division. The survey was done in both the United States and the U.K.

In the survey, 43% of Apple product owners said they would be willing to bank with Apple because they trust the brand, and even more interesting, 10% of the population at large said the same thing.

The following article is based on a study by the OECD and Federal Election Campaign statistics.

The Income inequality gap has risen 25% due to cutting income taxes on the rich with the hopes of that the extra money the top 10% saved would trickle down to the bottom earners.

The OECD, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, studies the top 34 economies in the world which includes most of Europe, Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Brazil, and some Asian Countries.

In an unusually harsh report from the IAEA, it said Iran is close to having a nuclear weapon and received help from scientists from North Korea and Pakistan. It also showed how Iran had successfully kept the weaponization parts of their nuclear program a secret.

Iran appeared to be indifferent to the report saying only that the IAEA has been influenced by western countries.

The report is expected to give the United States, Israel and other allies more strength to call for harsher sanctions and possibly some type of intervention.

Washington, DC -

A controversial bill introduced into Congress that would force China to allow its currency to float on real world economics has hit a major road block when House Speaker John Boehner said "While I've got concerns about how the Chinese have dealt with their currency, I'm not sure this is the way to fix it."