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Obama's LinkedIn Shows Trump's Photo. Here's Why
Former US President Barack Obama's LinkedIn profile has taken an unusual twist. It now displays a photo of current US President Donald Trump.
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Barack Obama Jokes About Using LinkedIn After White House Stint
On January 20, at the ripe age of 55, Barack Obama will leave the White House, unsure of what comes next.
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Key Facts About Twitter, One Decade On
Twitter, which turns 10 years old Monday, has grown into one of the leading global social networks.
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Aneesh Chopra, US' First Chief Technology Officer Gets New Role: Tackling US Unemployment
Indian-American Aneesh Chopra, who was named by US President Barack Obama as the first White House chief technology officer, is now working to make government data accessible for tackling unemployment.
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Apple, Google, dozens of others urge US surveillance disclosures
Dozens of companies, non-profits and trade organizations including Apple Inc, Google Inc and Facebook Inc sent a letter Thursday pushing the Obama administration and Congress for more disclosures on the government's national security-related requests for user data.
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Obama's LinkedIn Shows Trump's Photo. Here's Why
Former US President Barack Obama's LinkedIn profile has taken an unusual twist. It now displays a photo of current US President Donald Trump.
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Barack Obama Jokes About Using LinkedIn After White House Stint
On January 20, at the ripe age of 55, Barack Obama will leave the White House, unsure of what comes next.
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Key Facts About Twitter, One Decade On
Twitter, which turns 10 years old Monday, has grown into one of the leading global social networks.
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Aneesh Chopra, US' First Chief Technology Officer Gets New Role: Tackling US Unemployment
Indian-American Aneesh Chopra, who was named by US President Barack Obama as the first White House chief technology officer, is now working to make government data accessible for tackling unemployment.
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Apple, Google, dozens of others urge US surveillance disclosures
Dozens of companies, non-profits and trade organizations including Apple Inc, Google Inc and Facebook Inc sent a letter Thursday pushing the Obama administration and Congress for more disclosures on the government's national security-related requests for user data.
