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Indian-American Teen's Company Top Seller of Silicon Wrist Bands in US
A technology company founded by an Indian-American at the age of 19 has emerged as the largest online seller of silicon wrist bands in the US.
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Nike chooses to sever its ties with Livestrong
Lance Armstrong, who started the cancer foundation Livestrong, had already lost his personal endorsement deal after admitting he had used performance-enhancing drugs
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Armstrong's mask slips as he reveals toll on family
Lance Armstrong showed barely the slightest flicker of emotion when he confessed to cheating his way to a record seven Tour de France titles, but the American finally cracked when he recalled telling his children the truth about his doping-fueled career.
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Livestrong 'disappointed' by Lance Armstrong's deception
Armstrong, 41, used the interview to come clean for the first time about his use of performance enhancing drugs to win successive Tour de France races, after a decade of strident denials.
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Lance Armstrong's charity expects him to be 'truthful' in interview with Oprah Winfrey
The cancer charity founded by Lance Armstrong said Wednesday it expects the disgraced cyclist to be "completely truthful and forthcoming" in his interview with talk show diva Oprah Winfrey.
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Lance Armstrong cuts formal ties to Livestrong, resigns from board
Lance Armstrong has cut formal ties with his cancer-fighting charity to avoid further damage brought by doping charges and being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.
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Lance Armstrong says last few weeks 'difficult'
Lance Armstrong greeted about 4,300 cyclists at his Livestrong charity's fund-raiser bike ride Sunday, then retreated into privacy as cycling officials get set to announce if they will appeal his lifetime ban and loss of seven Tour de France titles ordered by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
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'Difficult two weeks': Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong said Friday he has been through a "difficult couple of weeks," his only glancing mention of the doping scandal surrounding him at a gala celebrating his Livestrong charity.
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Lance Armstrong influence still strong at Livestrong
Livestrong, the cancer charity founded by Lance Armstrong, is entering a new era now that the cyclist has stepped down as chairman in the face of a damning doping report.
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Even die-hard Lance Armstrong fans believe he doped
Even Lance Armstrong's most die-hard fans are beginning to accept that their hero cheated his way to seven Tour de France victories after he stepped down as head of his Livestrong foundation and was dropped by major sponsors.
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Sponsors dump Lance Armstrong as he quits Livestrong
Sponsors Nike and Anheuser-Busch dumped endorsement deals with Lance Armstrong on Wednesday as the doping-disgraced US cyclist stepped down as chairman of the Livestrong anti-cancer charity he founded.
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Lance Armstrong stepping down as Livestrong chairman
Lance Armstrong said on Wednesday that he is stepping down as chairman of his Livestrong cancer-fighting charity so the group can focus on its mission instead of its founder's problems.
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Donations up 25 times for Lance Armstrong's Livestrong
Lance Armstrong faces the loss of his seven Tour de France titles and a lifetime ban from cycling, but backers of his advocacy work for cancer patients showed undimmed admiration Friday.
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Indian-American Teen's Company Top Seller of Silicon Wrist Bands in US
A technology company founded by an Indian-American at the age of 19 has emerged as the largest online seller of silicon wrist bands in the US.
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Nike chooses to sever its ties with Livestrong
Lance Armstrong, who started the cancer foundation Livestrong, had already lost his personal endorsement deal after admitting he had used performance-enhancing drugs
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Armstrong's mask slips as he reveals toll on family
Lance Armstrong showed barely the slightest flicker of emotion when he confessed to cheating his way to a record seven Tour de France titles, but the American finally cracked when he recalled telling his children the truth about his doping-fueled career.
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Livestrong 'disappointed' by Lance Armstrong's deception
Armstrong, 41, used the interview to come clean for the first time about his use of performance enhancing drugs to win successive Tour de France races, after a decade of strident denials.
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Lance Armstrong's charity expects him to be 'truthful' in interview with Oprah Winfrey
The cancer charity founded by Lance Armstrong said Wednesday it expects the disgraced cyclist to be "completely truthful and forthcoming" in his interview with talk show diva Oprah Winfrey.
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Lance Armstrong cuts formal ties to Livestrong, resigns from board
Lance Armstrong has cut formal ties with his cancer-fighting charity to avoid further damage brought by doping charges and being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.
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Lance Armstrong says last few weeks 'difficult'
Lance Armstrong greeted about 4,300 cyclists at his Livestrong charity's fund-raiser bike ride Sunday, then retreated into privacy as cycling officials get set to announce if they will appeal his lifetime ban and loss of seven Tour de France titles ordered by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
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'Difficult two weeks': Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong said Friday he has been through a "difficult couple of weeks," his only glancing mention of the doping scandal surrounding him at a gala celebrating his Livestrong charity.
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Lance Armstrong influence still strong at Livestrong
Livestrong, the cancer charity founded by Lance Armstrong, is entering a new era now that the cyclist has stepped down as chairman in the face of a damning doping report.
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Even die-hard Lance Armstrong fans believe he doped
Even Lance Armstrong's most die-hard fans are beginning to accept that their hero cheated his way to seven Tour de France victories after he stepped down as head of his Livestrong foundation and was dropped by major sponsors.
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Sponsors dump Lance Armstrong as he quits Livestrong
Sponsors Nike and Anheuser-Busch dumped endorsement deals with Lance Armstrong on Wednesday as the doping-disgraced US cyclist stepped down as chairman of the Livestrong anti-cancer charity he founded.
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Lance Armstrong stepping down as Livestrong chairman
Lance Armstrong said on Wednesday that he is stepping down as chairman of his Livestrong cancer-fighting charity so the group can focus on its mission instead of its founder's problems.
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Donations up 25 times for Lance Armstrong's Livestrong
Lance Armstrong faces the loss of his seven Tour de France titles and a lifetime ban from cycling, but backers of his advocacy work for cancer patients showed undimmed admiration Friday.
