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Wall Street Hits Record High For Third Straight Day
The "Trump rally" has been running since the November 8 vote as investors bet US President-elect Donald Trump's policies will boost economic growth and inflation.
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Australia To Get N-Subs In New Alliance With US, UK Amid China Rivalry
The United States, Britain and Australia said on Wednesday they would establish a security partnership for the Indo-Pacific that will involve helping Australia acquire nuclear-powered submarines, as Chinese influence over the region grows.
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Chinese Scientist In US Sentenced For 2 Years For Technology Theft
A Chinese scientist was sentenced to two years in prison on Thursday for stealing next-generation battery technology from the American petroleum company where he worked.
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$8 to Share Bank Balance: Study Puts Monetary Values to Online Data, Privacy
German Facebook users would want the social media platform to pay them about $8 per month for sharing their contact information, while US users would only seek $3.50.
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American Dominance in Tech Wealth Creation Upended by Asian Wave
A shift is underway among the world’s richest young entrepreneurs.
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Huawei’s Clout Is So Strong It’s Helping Shape Global 5G Rules
Security officials are concerned China’s government and Huawei Technologies are taking a bigger role in the technical groups.
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Eight Charts That Tell Technology’s Story for 2018
It was another momentous year for the technology industry — not necessarily in a good way.
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Trump to Unveil China Tariff List This Week, Targeting Tech Goods
China has denied that its laws require technology transfers and has threatened to retaliate against any US tariffs with trade sanctions of its own.
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US Lawmaker Backs Green Cards For Indian Students With Tech Degree
As part of the effort to retain Indian talent, who come to the US for higher studies with most of them being in the field of STEM, Tillis favoured the idea of giving green card along with their degrees.
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Tech Companies Unite To Challenge Donald Trump On Immigration Order
A broad coalition of US technology firms has begun planning a joint legal strategy challenging President Donald Trump's executive order barring refugees and many Muslims from American soil, sources say.
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Wall Street Hits Record High For Third Straight Day
The "Trump rally" has been running since the November 8 vote as investors bet US President-elect Donald Trump's policies will boost economic growth and inflation.
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After Drones And Driverless Cars, Unmanned Ship Up Next
It's not only drones and driverless cars that may become the norm someday - ocean-faring ships might also run without captains or crews.
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Austria's Highest Court to Decide Whether to Allow Class Action vs Facebook
Austrian student Max Schrems's attempt to bring a class-action lawsuit against Facebook over its privacy policies will head to Austria's Supreme Court to determine whether such collective legal action is allowed, his group said today.
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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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Apple Chief Shrugs off China's Economic Slowdown
US technology giant Apple will keep investing in China despite slowing growth in the world's second-largest economy, chief executive Tim Cook said, as the company prepares to open its newest store in the mainland.
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Wall Street Hits Record High For Third Straight Day
The "Trump rally" has been running since the November 8 vote as investors bet US President-elect Donald Trump's policies will boost economic growth and inflation.
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Australia To Get N-Subs In New Alliance With US, UK Amid China Rivalry
The United States, Britain and Australia said on Wednesday they would establish a security partnership for the Indo-Pacific that will involve helping Australia acquire nuclear-powered submarines, as Chinese influence over the region grows.
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Chinese Scientist In US Sentenced For 2 Years For Technology Theft
A Chinese scientist was sentenced to two years in prison on Thursday for stealing next-generation battery technology from the American petroleum company where he worked.
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$8 to Share Bank Balance: Study Puts Monetary Values to Online Data, Privacy
German Facebook users would want the social media platform to pay them about $8 per month for sharing their contact information, while US users would only seek $3.50.
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American Dominance in Tech Wealth Creation Upended by Asian Wave
A shift is underway among the world’s richest young entrepreneurs.
-
Huawei’s Clout Is So Strong It’s Helping Shape Global 5G Rules
Security officials are concerned China’s government and Huawei Technologies are taking a bigger role in the technical groups.
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Eight Charts That Tell Technology’s Story for 2018
It was another momentous year for the technology industry — not necessarily in a good way.
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Trump to Unveil China Tariff List This Week, Targeting Tech Goods
China has denied that its laws require technology transfers and has threatened to retaliate against any US tariffs with trade sanctions of its own.
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US Lawmaker Backs Green Cards For Indian Students With Tech Degree
As part of the effort to retain Indian talent, who come to the US for higher studies with most of them being in the field of STEM, Tillis favoured the idea of giving green card along with their degrees.
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Tech Companies Unite To Challenge Donald Trump On Immigration Order
A broad coalition of US technology firms has begun planning a joint legal strategy challenging President Donald Trump's executive order barring refugees and many Muslims from American soil, sources say.
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Wall Street Hits Record High For Third Straight Day
The "Trump rally" has been running since the November 8 vote as investors bet US President-elect Donald Trump's policies will boost economic growth and inflation.
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After Drones And Driverless Cars, Unmanned Ship Up Next
It's not only drones and driverless cars that may become the norm someday - ocean-faring ships might also run without captains or crews.
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Austria's Highest Court to Decide Whether to Allow Class Action vs Facebook
Austrian student Max Schrems's attempt to bring a class-action lawsuit against Facebook over its privacy policies will head to Austria's Supreme Court to determine whether such collective legal action is allowed, his group said today.
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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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Apple Chief Shrugs off China's Economic Slowdown
US technology giant Apple will keep investing in China despite slowing growth in the world's second-largest economy, chief executive Tim Cook said, as the company prepares to open its newest store in the mainland.
