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European Chipmakers to Keep on Supplying Huawei After Trump Ban
European semiconductor makers said they would still keep on supplying to Huawei Technologies, after the effects of the US ban continued to ripple across global markets.
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London's Gatwick Airport Sold For $3.7 Billion To French Firm
Vinci SA agreed to acquire control of Gatwick Airport for 2.9 billion pounds ($3.7 billion) as the French construction company jumped on the chance to add a major London hub to its aviation portfolio
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To Find the Next Harry Potter, Berlin Startup Tracks What You Actually Read
The startup tracks if readers stay up all night devouring a vampire story, how often they put down a mystery and flip over to Facebook, and the number of friends they recommend a title to.
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Facebook Buys Full-Page Ads in Germany in Battle With Fake News
The Facebook ad, which were printed Thursday by dailies, contains 10 tips how users can identify news as fake.
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It's Merkel Vs. Facebook As Germany Heads Into Election Year
While celebrating the 2013 election victory that gave her a third term as German chancellor, Angela Merkel reached over a colleague's shoulder and removed a German flag from his hand.
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Carmakers Targeting Tech Buyers Want to Be Like Apple
Automakers are trying to become more tech-savvy and shed their image as 20th century metal benders.
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Smartphone Can Alert Users To Earthquakes
A new app developed by U.S. scientists can turn your smartphone into an earthquake sensor and potentially save lives.
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Soon You Can Use Uber To Hail A Helicopter
European aerospace giant Airbus will cooperate with U.S. ride-hailing service Uber Technologies to provide on-demand flights with its H125 and H130 helicopters, Airbus chief executive Tom Enders said.
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European Chipmakers to Keep on Supplying Huawei After Trump Ban
European semiconductor makers said they would still keep on supplying to Huawei Technologies, after the effects of the US ban continued to ripple across global markets.
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London's Gatwick Airport Sold For $3.7 Billion To French Firm
Vinci SA agreed to acquire control of Gatwick Airport for 2.9 billion pounds ($3.7 billion) as the French construction company jumped on the chance to add a major London hub to its aviation portfolio
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To Find the Next Harry Potter, Berlin Startup Tracks What You Actually Read
The startup tracks if readers stay up all night devouring a vampire story, how often they put down a mystery and flip over to Facebook, and the number of friends they recommend a title to.
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Facebook Buys Full-Page Ads in Germany in Battle With Fake News
The Facebook ad, which were printed Thursday by dailies, contains 10 tips how users can identify news as fake.
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It's Merkel Vs. Facebook As Germany Heads Into Election Year
While celebrating the 2013 election victory that gave her a third term as German chancellor, Angela Merkel reached over a colleague's shoulder and removed a German flag from his hand.
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Carmakers Targeting Tech Buyers Want to Be Like Apple
Automakers are trying to become more tech-savvy and shed their image as 20th century metal benders.
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Smartphone Can Alert Users To Earthquakes
A new app developed by U.S. scientists can turn your smartphone into an earthquake sensor and potentially save lives.
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Soon You Can Use Uber To Hail A Helicopter
European aerospace giant Airbus will cooperate with U.S. ride-hailing service Uber Technologies to provide on-demand flights with its H125 and H130 helicopters, Airbus chief executive Tom Enders said.
