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A.M. Links: Most Doctors Would Quit Today, Hong Kong Boat Collision Leaves 37 Dead, Samsung Suing Apple, Zuckerberg Meets Medvedev, Warren Releases Client List

Matthew Feeney | 10.2.2012 9:00 AM

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  • Almost sixty percent of doctors would quit today if given the option. Turns out most doctors didn't get into medicine to become glorified bureaucrats.
  • A boat collision in Hong Kong has left at least 37 dead. Six crew members from the two boats involved have been arrested. 
  • Samsung is suing Apple over the iPhone 5, saying that Apple's new flagship product violates eight of its patents. 
  • Georgia's ruling pro-western party has conceded defeat to the pro-Russian opposition. 
  • Mark Zuckerberg met with Russian prime minister Dmitry Medvedev. For this particular meeting he felt a suit and tie was appropriate. 
  • Elizabeth Warren released a list of corporate clients in an attempt to show that she didn't make big money helping out the corporations she has spent the campaign criticising. 

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Matthew Feeney is a policy analyst at the Cato Institute.

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