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Oppo Find N5 Compared to Apple iPad Pro M4 to Showcase How Thin the Foldable Will Be
Oppo Find N5 is confirmed to go official on Oppo's home turf next month. The foldable phone is expected to debut in global markets outside China as OnePlus Open 2. As we wait for the formal reveal, a company executive teased the Oppo Find N5's slim profile on social media by comparing its thickness with the Apple iPad Pro M4.
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Early Facebook Staffers Denounce Zuckerberg Stance on Trump Posts in Open Letter
Nearly three dozen former employees from Facebook's early days on Wednesday blasted Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to act against incendiary posts by U.S. President Donald Trump as "cowardly" and a "betrayal" of company ideals.
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Finance CEOs Pull Out Of Saudi Event After Journalist's Disappearance
A string of high-profile finance executives followed technology and media leaders in pulling out of a Saudi investment conference scheduled for late this month, potentially risking a lucrative role in the kingdom's plans for a historic opening of its economy.
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Challenged, BJP Lawmakers Among Critics: 10 Points
Rajasthan's widely-criticised order shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigation into complaints against them was challenged in the High Court today and openly opposed by two lawmakers of the ruling BJP - one even referencing the Emergency of 1975. A petition in the court says the order allows a "large section of the s...
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Swiss Probe PSG's Al-Khelaifi, ex-FIFA Executive Over Corruption
The allegations against the powerful Qatari sports executive Al-Khelaifi and Valcke, who was Sepp Blatter's long-serving right-hand man at FIFA, relate to the sale of media rights for upcoming World Cups.
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Nasdaq to pay $10 million fine over Facebook IPO debacle
Nasdaq's senior executives were aware of technical problems but decided to open up Facebook stock for secondary trading.
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Japan opens up executions to domestic media
Japan opened up the secretive world of its capital punishment system to the public on Friday, offering journalists a rare tour of Tokyo's main gallows -- an apparent effort to stoke debate about a practice widely supported here.All executions in Japan are carried out by hanging, and no media coverage of executions is permitted. Inmates on death row...
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Oppo Find N5 Compared to Apple iPad Pro M4 to Showcase How Thin the Foldable Will Be
Oppo Find N5 is confirmed to go official on Oppo's home turf next month. The foldable phone is expected to debut in global markets outside China as OnePlus Open 2. As we wait for the formal reveal, a company executive teased the Oppo Find N5's slim profile on social media by comparing its thickness with the Apple iPad Pro M4.
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Early Facebook Staffers Denounce Zuckerberg Stance on Trump Posts in Open Letter
Nearly three dozen former employees from Facebook's early days on Wednesday blasted Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to act against incendiary posts by U.S. President Donald Trump as "cowardly" and a "betrayal" of company ideals.
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Finance CEOs Pull Out Of Saudi Event After Journalist's Disappearance
A string of high-profile finance executives followed technology and media leaders in pulling out of a Saudi investment conference scheduled for late this month, potentially risking a lucrative role in the kingdom's plans for a historic opening of its economy.
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Challenged, BJP Lawmakers Among Critics: 10 Points
Rajasthan's widely-criticised order shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigation into complaints against them was challenged in the High Court today and openly opposed by two lawmakers of the ruling BJP - one even referencing the Emergency of 1975. A petition in the court says the order allows a "large section of the s...
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Swiss Probe PSG's Al-Khelaifi, ex-FIFA Executive Over Corruption
The allegations against the powerful Qatari sports executive Al-Khelaifi and Valcke, who was Sepp Blatter's long-serving right-hand man at FIFA, relate to the sale of media rights for upcoming World Cups.
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Nasdaq to pay $10 million fine over Facebook IPO debacle
Nasdaq's senior executives were aware of technical problems but decided to open up Facebook stock for secondary trading.
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Japan opens up executions to domestic media
Japan opened up the secretive world of its capital punishment system to the public on Friday, offering journalists a rare tour of Tokyo's main gallows -- an apparent effort to stoke debate about a practice widely supported here.All executions in Japan are carried out by hanging, and no media coverage of executions is permitted. Inmates on death row...
