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Ex-TechCrunch CEO Heather Harde comes out in support of Michael Arrington, Google is reportedly buying WhatsApp and so long Margaret Thatcher.

Jeff Bezos invests in Business Insider, outgoing HP chairman Ray Lane takes a beating, and a new study shows directors face little accountability, even when a company's performance is lousy. And so much more!

Apple's costly plans for its futuristic new headquarters are becoming a giant public relations nightmare, modafinil is apparently Wall Street's new drug of choice, and bad news for hedge fund SAC? And so much more!

Vanity Fair publishes a big fat profile of Facebook, ex-Goldman trader Matthew Taylor pleads guilty to wire fraud, and U.S. currency was beautiful once. And so much more!

Today's news includes word that Dan Porter has left OMGPOP, Apple to begin producing its next gen iPhone in Q2 and President Obama wants to map the human brain.

To end your April Fool's, there's news that Amazon had hired Charlie Kindel, Ajei Gopal is leaving HP for Silver Lake Partners and don't even think about selling those MP3s. Guess what festival is coming to Brooklyn?

Today, we have news that Wal-Mart is considering a new way to deliver packages, BlackBerry posts a profit and what sort of person is Nick D'Aloisio.

To end your Wednesday, there's news that Google Glass will be made in the U.S., the Chicago Cubs are the most profitable team in baseball and holey moley Ashley Judd isn't running for Senate.

Today's news includes word of a Pinterest for men, T-Mobile will begin selling the iPhone on April 12 and what is Yahoo getting for the $30 mln it spent on Summly.

Today's news includes word that Mark Zuckerberg may be forming a super PAC, Yahoo is buying Summly and Tiger Woods is No. 1 again.