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What happened on November 07, 2012

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What happened on November 07, 2012

BUSINESS

Internet data usage jumps; Netflix makes up one-third of bandwidth use By Hayley Tsukayama

Shrinking number of traditional pensions may not be all bad By Michael A. Fletcher

Windows Messenger Live users can take contacts to Skype By Hayley Tsukayama

Five things the election results mean for small businesses and entrepreneurs By J.d. Harrison

Boehner opens door to ‘new revenue’ to curb debt By Lori Montgomery

Obama victory tweet becomes his most-retweeted ever By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple claims Android Jelly Bean infringes on its patents in latest suit By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

Google adds Do Not Track to Chrome By Venturebeat.com

Small business owners divided on the immediate impact of Obama’s victory By J.d. Harrison

Halo 4 offers lessons on how to hand off a brand, CEO says By Hayley Tsukayama

New Hampshire voters use smartphone app to report incidents to NHCLU By Mohana Ravindranath

After Obama’s reelection, overtures from Republicans on debt negotiations By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Lori Montgomery

Markets sell off in wake of Obama’s win, fears over Europe By Neil Irwin

For U.S. Chamber of Commerce, election was a money-loser By Jia Lynn Yang and Tom Hamburger

For Wall Street, Obama’s reelection means no dismantling of Dodd-Frank law By Danielle Douglas

POLITICS

President Obama’s acceptance speech (Full transcript) By Washington Post Staff

The strategy that paved a winning path By Scott Wilson and Philip Rucker

For Sasha and Malia Obama, four more years as the first daughters By Krissah Thompson

Romney prepared victory speech for election, but delivered concession speech instead By Washington Post Staff

Life after defeat for Mitt Romney: Public praise, private questions By Philip Rucker

Spending by independent groups had little election impact, analysis finds By Dan Eggen and T.w. Farnam

Growing share of Hispanic voters helped push Obama to victory By Donna St. George and Brady Dennis

GOP’s Akin, Mourdock lose Senate elections By Greg Jaffe

Obama’s coalition, campaign deliver a second term By Dan Balz

Republicans face murky political future in increasingly diverse U.S. By Peter Wallsten

Female candidates made big gains in the 2012 election By Karen Tumulty

Republicans broaden hold on governors’ seats to 30 with North Carolina win By Juliet Eilperin

Romney’s belief in himself never wavered By Philip Rucker

Election Day indicates nation’s political divide is deepening By Joel Achenbach

For many blacks, Obama’s reelection cements his legacy By Wil Haygood and Deneen Brown

Who won the 2012 election? By Washington Post Staff

Chris Christie addresses Sandy storm and election storm By Washington Post Staff

Full election results 2012: Democrats Warren and Baldwin join the Senate; Republicans hold House By Washington Post Staff

Despite new ID laws, election system performed well, experts say By Jerry Markon

In Iowa, some students wait till the last minute to register to vote By Jenna Johnson

Strategy targeting loyal places, groups prevails for Obama By Marc Fisher and Amy Gardner

For Obama, a victory framed by fierce will to win, and a little luck By David Maraniss

Veterans, especially women, still face joblessness By Becky Yerak and Cheryl V. Jackson

Obama supporters were ready to party early By David Nakamura

Florida Republicans left to ponder future as Obama victory in state looks likely By Brady Dennis

In North Carolina, groups work to get black voters to the polls By Lonnae O’neal Parker

Biden hints at 2016 run By Krissah Thompson

House election results so far By Washington Post Staff

Can the same president build a new landscape? By Dan Balz

A new chapter in the book on family politics By Al Kamen

Obama faces a host of tough issues as second term begins By Scott Wilson and David Nakamura

A bright future for Ryan, or the loser’s tag? By Felicia Sonmez

Obama’s field operation came down to ‘press on’ By Amy Gardner

Gay rights advocates welcome Election Day results for a change By Ned Martel

Reid calls for ending ‘gridlock’ but pledges Senate rules changes if GOP tries to obstruct Obama’s term By Paul Kane

Boehner, GOP leaders take new tone, pledging compromise By Paul Kane and David A. Fahrenthold

Black electorate responds mightily to perceived voter-intimidation efforts By Craig Timberg and Lonnae O’neal Parker

Obama, buoyed by reelection, faces stark fiscal battles with Congress in second term By David A. Fahrenthold and Marc Fisher

Big money from super PACs hits House races By Tom Hamburger

Obama’s changing Cabinet By Al Kamen

As election leaves Washington’s status quo intact, more gridlock is sure to come By Karen Tumulty

Same-sex marriage, recreational marijuana, s gambling all highlights of Election 2012 state ballot initiatives By Washington Post Staff

NATIONAL

Richard Branson and the dyslexia advantage By Emily K. Schwartz

Obama to continue efforts to curb greenhouse gases, push energy efficiency By Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson

A tale of two Obama acceptance speeches By Jena Mcgregor

With Senate wins for Elizabeth Warren and others, a new Year of the Woman? By Jena Mcgregor

Buddhist, Hindu make history in new Congress By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

What’s next for religious conservatives? By David Gibson| Religion News Service

2012 shows a social sea change on gay marriage By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

Arizona Democrat to replace defeated Pete Stark as sole atheist in Congress By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service

What won, what lost on 2012 state ballot measures By Jeanie Groh| Religion News Service

Obama’s health-care law still faces challenges after president’s reelection By N.c. Aizenman

‘Mormon moment’ ends with a loss - but Romney’s religion still won By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

What do religious leaders want for Obama’s next four years? By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

WORLD

In S. Korea, the best education means a sacrifice for parents By Chico Harlan

China’s Communist leadership set for change By William Wan

Legal battle looms over marijuana initiatives By Sari Horwitz

Obama still enjoys wide popular support overseas, but with reservations By Keith B. Richburg

Time to terminate ‘the warfare state’ By Walter Pincus

Obama victory spurs congratulations from world leaders, and new requests By Michael Birnbaum