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To end your week, Dave McClure tells what is his favorite startup, the iPhone in China is ranked low and guess who Citigroup hired?

To end your Wednesday we have HP reporting a huge quarterly loss, the 10 best lines from the Apple-Samsung trial and most New Yorkers oppose Bloomberg's soda ban.

In Second Opinion, we have About.com gets a $300 mln offer, Kleiner Perkins blows up and even Bo, the President's dog, is on a diet.

To end your week, we have 15 startups everyone is talking about in Silicon Valley, the debate about whether Zuckerberg should step down as Facebook's CEO and and the best Clinton-for-VP denial ever.

As Thursday ends, we debate whether an iPhone is similar to a Chipotle burrito, why Apple bought Authentech and the new app for Dunkin' Donuts.

For your Wednesday amusement, we have Soros buys Facebook shares, Google Maps has public transportation schedules and today is Julia Child's 100th birthday so go make an omelette.

For your Tuesday's end we have a clueless thief robs Steve Jobs' Palo Alto home, Standard Charter's CEO can forget the Bank of England job and Klout revamps.

In second opinion, we have Groupon's Q2 earnings miss, Twitter buys Clutch.io and Mitt Romney gets no immediate boost from picking Paul Ryan.

To end your week, we have Microsoft plans to keep its Facebook shares, a group of VCs/enterpreneurs tell the White House to focus on innovation and 10 habits of bad bosses.

To end your Thursday, we have Zynga's stock awards, the best Internet stock this year and more gold medals at the Olympics.