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10 Wealthiest U.S. Presidents

Being President of the United States is the large role to fill as the most powerful man in the world. With that power and title, of course comes, great wealth and fame, whether from a widely well-received tenure or one of great criticism.

Obama to sign TPP deal with Philippines and Vietnam in APEC Summit

President Barack Obama is expected to talk more regarding the TPP during the APEC summit which will be attended by many leaders including Chinese President Xi Jinping. The summit will also see Vietnam and Philippines to sign the pact.

Barack Obama launched personal Facebook page sending message through video on climate change

On Monday, White House launched a personal facebook page for Barack Obama, under his name. He posted a video in his 'Backyard' of White House, sending an open message on climate change and appealing to Americans to join hands to make the world a better place to live.

Hillary Clinton criticizes Trans-Pacific trade pact

The US Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has raised her voice against the 12 nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Clinton said the agreement is not enough to keep tabs on currency manipulation or protecting consumers from high drug prices.

Americans badly need good investment advice on retirement plans

Amercians are saving about $17 billion every year in retirement plans, but not getting genuine advice. The conflict of interest costing people over 12% of their savings and shortening the plan period by five years. The US government is keen on ensuring best advice on retirement plans.

Barack Obama Joins Twitter With New Account @POTUS, Beats Robert Downey Jr. In Guiness World Record For Twitter Followers

Barack Obama broke the record for fastest time to reach one million followers on Twitter, after his new account @POTUS reached the figure in less than five hours. The president's new achievement beat "Iron Man" star Robert Downey Jr. who achieved the record less than 24 hours April last year.

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