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• Apple is expected to launch its iWatch in late 2014 and the company is "aggressively" hiring for it.

• Major retailers are beginning to track and collect data on in-store shoppers via cell phones.

• Is there a number Facebook is trying to hide from users when it comes to their News Feed stories? One of its engineers says no.

• Profitable gaming startup Kabam is now worth $700 million thanks to a $38.5 million secondary offering.

• Y Combinator's Paul Graham offers a surprising piece of advice to founders: do things that don't scale.

• Apple and Samsung have officially agreed to work together to build A-Series chips for Apple's iOS devices, The Korea Economic Daily reports.

• Google has delayed construction of its massive new headquarters.

• Why Microsoft is a little misunderstood, despite the fact that it's thriving.

• Cisco is working on a game-changing product from Insieme Networks, but it has been delayed. Here's why.

• KTVU, the TV station that reported four wrong names of the Asiana pilots who crashed (Captain Sum Ting Wong, Ho Lee Fuk, etc), was apparently misinformed by a "rogue" NTSB summer intern.

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