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Priyanka Chopra Is Now The Brand Ambassador For Harman International
Harman International, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., announced that actor Priyanka Chopra will be its global brand ambassador. The company, which deals with connected technologies for automotive, consumer and enterprise markets said that the actor will be the face of the company for JBL and Harman Kardon audio brands.
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Vote Pits Samsung Family Against Foreign, Korean Investors
A vote on combining companies in the Samsung empire is pitting its wealthy founding family against small shareholders and foreign investors in a rare challenge to the power of South Korea's ubiquitous business conglomerates.
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Uber Data Collection Changes Should Be Barred, Privacy Group Urges
EPIC said that Uber had "a history of abusing the location data of its customers."
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Do-Not-Track and the murky world of online advertising
Regulators are warning that opposition to Do Not Track could backfire on advertisers, by giving browsers more incentive to empower frustrated users.
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Priyanka Chopra Is Now The Brand Ambassador For Harman International
Harman International, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., announced that actor Priyanka Chopra will be its global brand ambassador. The company, which deals with connected technologies for automotive, consumer and enterprise markets said that the actor will be the face of the company for JBL and Harman Kardon audio brands.
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Vote Pits Samsung Family Against Foreign, Korean Investors
A vote on combining companies in the Samsung empire is pitting its wealthy founding family against small shareholders and foreign investors in a rare challenge to the power of South Korea's ubiquitous business conglomerates.
-
Uber Data Collection Changes Should Be Barred, Privacy Group Urges
EPIC said that Uber had "a history of abusing the location data of its customers."
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Do-Not-Track and the murky world of online advertising
Regulators are warning that opposition to Do Not Track could backfire on advertisers, by giving browsers more incentive to empower frustrated users.
