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  • Alleged Russian hacker's arrest caps long cybercrime career

    From the early days of online stock scams to the increasingly sophisticated world of botnets, pseudonymous hacker Peter Severa spent nearly two...

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• Jul 29

  • Tesla delivers first lower-cost Model 3 cars

    Tesla Inc. has finally made its long-promised affordable electric car

    Jul 29

• Jul 28

  • APNewsBreak: Honolulu high-rise had outdated fire alarms

    Documents show a Honolulu residential high-rise where a blaze killed three people didn't update its fire alarm system to meet safety standards

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  • Institute wants to create transplant organs for injured vets

    A bio-research and manufacturing institute that hopes to develop transplant tissues and organs for injured American soldiers and other patients has...

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  • Arizona targets wrong-way driving with unique tech program

    Arizona transportation officials are moving forward with a first-in-the-nation pilot program that will use thermal camera technology to curb the...

    Jul 28

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  • Space capsule with 3 astronauts blasts off to orbiting lab

    Soyuz capsule with 3 astronauts blasts off to International Space Station

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• Jul 28

  • A Soyuz space capsule carrying an American, a Russian and an Italian blasts off for the International Space Station.

    A Soyuz space capsule carrying an American, a Russian and an Italian blasts off for the International Space Station.

    Jul 28

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• Jul 28

  • Croatian taxis protest Uber at height of tourism season

    Hundreds of Croatian taxi drivers are protesting against Uber services, disrupting traffic at the height of tourism season in the Adriatic country

    Jul 28

• Jul 28

  • AP PHOTOS: Scenes beneath the midnight sun in the Arctic

    AP PHOTOS: AP photographer traveling aboard an icebreaker through the Arctic's fabled Northwest Passage captures scenes aboard in the warm, soft life...

    Jul 28

• Apple

  Jul 28

  • Apple discontinues iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle

    The company will continue selling both versions of the iPod Touch.

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  • What we know about Tesla's new Model 3 sedan

    What we know about Tesla's new Model 3 sedan

    Jul 28

• Jul 27

  • Prosecutor: Martin Shkreli repeatedly lied to investors

    A jury is set to hear closing arguments at the securities fraud trial of former biotech CEO and social media provocateur Martin Shkreli

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Indonesia orangutan sanctuary says villagers encroaching

    Nearly a fifth of the forest in an Indonesian orangutan sanctuary has been taken over by people, a conservation group says, threatening efforts to...

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• Jul 27

  • Samsung ends Intel's 2-decade-plus reign in microchips

    Intel's more than two decade reign as king of the silicon-based semiconductor ended when Samsung Electronics surpassed the U.S. company to become the...

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Rust Belt Wisconsin looks to fill high-skill jobs at Foxconn

    Wisconsin landed the much coveted Foxconn plant, but now the rust belt state needs to produce more highly skilled workers than those employed in the...

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Intel's 2Q results top analyst views, lifting stock

    Intel's 2nd-quarter profit more than doubles amid strengthening demand for company's personal computer chips

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Forbes: Amazon CEO Bezos was briefly the world's richest man

    Forbes magazine says Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos briefly became the world's richest man Thursday, as stock in his e-commerce company hit an all-time high

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Nokia reports loss, warns of decline in networks industry

    Nokia reports continued loss in the second quarter with flat in sales, mainly caused by 5-percent decline in core networks business

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • In US first, scientists edit genes of human embryos

    For the first time in the United States, scientists have edited the genes of human embryos

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • The Latest: Lawyer says Shkreli never bilked investors

    A defense attorney at the securities fraud trial of Martin Shkreli says his client didn't rip off investors

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • California zoo welcomes 5 baby flamingos after chick drought

    Five baby flamingos have hatched at the Sacramento Zoo after an 18-year drought of the spindly-legged creatures

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Warming to worsen dead zones, algae blooms choking US waters

    A new study projects that global warming fueled increases in rain will mean more fertilizer runoff which will further choke US waterways

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• Jul 27

  • Greek police see leads in money laundering suspect's phone

    Greek police say a cellphone seized from a Russian man the U.S. wants extradited for allegedly laundering vast sums through bitcoin transactions...

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • NASA delays satellite launch to replace damaged antenna

    NASA has delayed the launch of a communications satellite by more than two weeks to replace a damaged antenna

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • 'Secret garden' filled with rare species open after century

    A Sierra Nevada meadow hidden from public view for more than a century is opening for public tours after it was purchased by conservation groups

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Amid nationwide drought, Rome seeks ways to avoid rationing

    Italy's environment minister says Rome and its water company are working to avoid rationing during drought

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • How loss of Arctic sea ice further fuels global warming

    Global warming means steady loss of Arctic sea ice that further fuels climate change

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Comcast tops Street 2Q forecasts

    Comcast beats 2Q net income and revenue expectations

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Twitter reports 2Q loss, user base unchanged from 1Q

    Twitter reports second-quarter loss of $116.5 million

    Jul 27

• Twitter

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  • Why Twitter won't ban President Donald Trump

    Twitter has made it clear that it won't ban Donald Trump from its service

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    Jul 27

• Amazon

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• Jul 27

  • Businesses, cities cashing in on total solar eclipse crowds

    Businesses, cities cashing in on hordes expected to view coast-to-coast eclipse in US

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Samsung soars, sidestepping jailing of chief, Note 7 fiasco

    Samsung Electronics sees profit soar despite jailing of company scion, fire-prone Note 7 smartphone fiasco

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Amazon and Foxconn reflect a growing trend: Deliver it now

    Job announcements by Amazon and Foxconn reflect a growing trend: Reach customers now

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Judge recommends contested giant Hawaii telescope for permit

    A hearings officer is recommending that a construction permit be granted for a giant telescope planned for a Hawaii mountain summit that some consider...

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• Jul 26

  • The Latest: Telescope official looks forward to next steps

    A hearings officer is recommending that a construction permit be granted for a giant telescope planned for a Hawaii mountain summit that some consider...

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Judge recommends contested giant Hawaii telescope for permit

    A hearings officer is recommending that a construction permit be granted for a giant telescope planned for a Hawaii mountain summit that some consider...

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• Jul 26

  • Judge recommends contested giant Hawaii telescope should get construction permit

    Judge recommends contested giant Hawaii telescope should get construction permit

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• Jul 26

  • New York eyes textalyzer to bust drivers using cellphones

    New York state will study the use of a device known as the textalyzer that would allow police to determine whether a motorist involved in a crash was...

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • At hacker summit, a new focus on preventing brazen attacks

    Against a backdrop of attacks that have grown into full-fledged sabotage, Facebook chief security officer Alex Stamos asked hackers and security...

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Trump announces $10 billion Foxconn plant in Wisconsin

    Trump: Electronics giant Foxconn will build a $10 billion factory in Wisconsin that will employ 3,000

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Blowing smoke? E-cigarettes might help smokers quit

    A new study suggests people who used e-cigarettes were more likely to kick the habit than those who didn't.

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Facebook's ads just keep creeping into new apps

    Facebook has squeezed just about as many ads into its main platform as it can

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Things looking up as Los Angeles Zoo unveils baby giraffe

    Things are looking up at the Los Angeles Zoo, where visitors are getting their first glimpses of a baby giraffe

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Experts: Software theft shows threat of mercenary hackers

    Experts say the indictment of two Iranian men on charges they broke into the computer system of a tiny Vermont defense contractor shows that mercenary...

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Now hiring at Amazon: Thousands of people in 1 day

    Amazon is looking for 50,000 people, with unemployment at a 16-year low and wages barely moving

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Whole Foods sales struggle shows Amazon buying a fixer-upper

    Whole Foods reports another key sales decline as Amazon deal looms

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • Pew poll: A quarter of blacks have been harassed online

    A new Pew survey says one-fourth of blacks have been harassed online because of their race or ethnicity

    Jul 26

• Jul 26

  • 'Pharma Bro' won't stop talking, except to jury in trial

    'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli says on social media that he's being railroaded at his securities fraud trial, but he won't be defending himself in court

    Jul 26