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Jack Ma's Double-Whammy Marks End Of China Tech's Golden Age
The full implications of Beijing's rapid-fire moves against Jack Ma's internet empire in recent days won't be apparent for weeks, but one lesson is already clear: The glory days for China's technology giants are over.
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Apple Apologises to Teens Kicked Out of Store Over 'Theft Concerns'
An Apple manager has apologised to six teenagers of African descent after staff kicked them out of an Australian store citing concerns they "might steal something", with a video of the incident going viral on Facebook.
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France Cracks Down on Uber After Taxi Driver Protests
France ordered a nationwide clampdown on UberPOP on Thursday, siding with taxi drivers who blockaded major transport hubs in angry protests against the popular online ride-sharing service.
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Post-Edward Snowden, UK Watchdog Issues Online Spying Report
The man responsible for reviewing Britain's anti-terrorism laws called today for more judicial oversight over data interception as ministers prepare legislation firming up the powers of security services following leaks by Edward Snowden.
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Jack Ma's Double-Whammy Marks End Of China Tech's Golden Age
The full implications of Beijing's rapid-fire moves against Jack Ma's internet empire in recent days won't be apparent for weeks, but one lesson is already clear: The glory days for China's technology giants are over.
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Apple Apologises to Teens Kicked Out of Store Over 'Theft Concerns'
An Apple manager has apologised to six teenagers of African descent after staff kicked them out of an Australian store citing concerns they "might steal something", with a video of the incident going viral on Facebook.
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France Cracks Down on Uber After Taxi Driver Protests
France ordered a nationwide clampdown on UberPOP on Thursday, siding with taxi drivers who blockaded major transport hubs in angry protests against the popular online ride-sharing service.
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Post-Edward Snowden, UK Watchdog Issues Online Spying Report
The man responsible for reviewing Britain's anti-terrorism laws called today for more judicial oversight over data interception as ministers prepare legislation firming up the powers of security services following leaks by Edward Snowden.
