HSBC

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HSBC: Bank Sued by Families of US Citizens Killed by Drug Cartels in Money Laundering Case

The families of American citizens who were killed by Mexican drug cartels allege that the bank enabled the cartels to launder money. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in Brownsville, Texas.

The White House

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The White House: Barack Obama Says Presidential Residence Needs Better Wi-Fi Connection

"We've been trying to get that straight for the next group of folks, because it is an old building, and so there's a lot of dead spots where Wi-Fi doesn't work," Obama said during an interview on CBS.

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Instagram: App's Update to Allow Users to Switch Between Accounts

The update, announced Monday in a statement, allows users to add additional accounts through profile settings. The feature is part of the app’s version 7.15 for iOS and Android, Instagram said.

HTC One M9

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HTC One M9: Smartphone Receives Android 6.0 Marshmallow Update on Sprint Network

The operating system update began rolling out Friday on the Sprint network. Users can check for the system update on the phone's settings menu.

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#Happy_Teddy_Day: Feb. 10 Marks Day Celebrating Loved Ones by Exchanging Teddy Bears

In certain regions, including South Asia, Teddy Day is the fourth day of Valentine's Week. It follows another unofficial holiday, Chocolate Day, which is celebrated on Feb. 9.

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#SiachenMiracle: Hashtag Surfaces After Soldier Who Was Buried in Avalanche Is Found Alive Days Later

Lance Naik Hanamanthappa was found under approximately 25 feet of snow by a search team Monday, the Northern Army Command said. He was thought to be one of 10 soldiers killed in an avalanche.

Indian Air Force

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Indian Air Force: Pilots Increasingly Using 'Go/No-Go' Pills, Report Says

IAF pilots are "authorized" to use the "go" pill, which is Modafinil for alertness, and the "no-go" pill, which is Zolpidem, a sedative used to treat insomnia, officers told The Times of India.