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  • Climate activists block entrance to London Stock Exchange

    Environmental activists are blocking the main entrance to the London Stock Exchange after gluing themselves to the doorway while wearing LED displays...

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  • UK government says it hasn't decided yet on Huawei 5G role

    Britain's digital minister says the government has not yet decided whether to allow China's Huawei to supply parts for the U.K.'s new 5G telecoms...

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  • Walmart experiments with AI to monitor stores in real time

    Is that banana starting to bruise? Walmart uses thousands of cameras to track what's going on in stores real time

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  • Comcast sheds cable customers but adds internet subscribers

    Comcast kept shedding cable customers and adding home internet customers in its most recent quarter

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  • Facebook faces a potentially record fine for privacy violations

    The Federal Trade Commission has accused Facebook of not doing enough to protect users' data.

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  • Moon rocks to be studied at University of Tennessee

    A professor at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville will help analyze moon rocks collected decades ago and never before opened

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  • Nokia books surprise loss amid tough competition in networks

    Telecoms gear maker Nokia has reported a surprise first-quarter loss amid tougher competition for the new, superfast wireless 5G networks that are...

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  • Possible $5B Facebook fine echoes European tech penalties

    Possible $5B Facebook fine echoes European tech penalties

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• Apr 24

  • Tesla posts surprisingly large 1Q loss as sales slump 31%

    Even though Tesla CEO Elon Musk had prepped Wall Street for a first-quarter loss, analysts weren't ready for the size: $702.1 million, among the worst...

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  • Lego bricks for visually impaired, blind kids aim to make learning braille fun

    The Lego Braille Bricks pilot program aims to help blind kids learn braille.

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  • Major emperor penguin breeding ground gone barren since 2016

    A new study finds that since 2016 almost nothing is being born at Antarctica's second biggest breeding ground for emperor penguins

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  • The Latest: Tesla posts Q1 net loss of $700M

    The Latest: Tesla posted a $702.1 million net loss in the first quarter as sales of its electric cars slumped and demand appeared to be waning

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  • Microsoft's cloud growth pleases Wall Street

    Microsoft's ongoing push to get automakers, retailers and other businesses onto its cloud computing platform helped power the company's third-quarter...

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  • Facebook is taking a $3 billion charge as a contingency against a possible fine by the Federal Trade Commission

    Facebook is taking a $3 billion charge as a contingency against a possible fine by the Federal Trade Commission

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  • WhatsApp is reportedly testing fingerprint security and blocking screenshots

    This comes as Facebook is trying to handle security issues.

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  • How humans and machines can help in manhunts

    Such cyborg partnerships could aid law enforcement during manhunts.

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  • Robotic device winds its own way through beating pig heart

    Scientists have come up with a small robotic device that guides itself safely through a beating pig's heart

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  • Indian court lifts ban on Chinese social media app TikTok

    An Indian court has lifted its ban on Chinese social media video-sharing app TikTok on the condition that the platform popular with teenagers would...

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  • AT&T shares slump as more TV customers leave

    Shares of AT&T slide as the wireless and entertainment company reported that its TV customer losses continued in the first quarter

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  • Ghana drone service to deliver medical supplies on demand

    A new drone service in Ghana will be capable of carrying medical supplies to remote corners of the West African country

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  • Reports Huawei to supply UK networks draw criticism

    British officials are downplaying reports the government will let China's Huawei supply parts of the U.K.'s new internet network, a decision that goes...

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  • Ford to invest $500M in electric vehicle startup Rivian

    Ford is sinking a half-billion dollars into electric vehicle startup Rivian in a deal that has the companies working together on a new vehicle based...

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  • Tim Cook says people shouldn't spend so much time on their iPhone

    Plus, Nintendo halts a super-fan version of Super Mario Bros. and "Laundriod" files for bankruptcy.

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  • New Zealand and France to call for an end to online terror

    New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and French President Emmanuel Macron will host a meeting in Paris next month seeking to eliminate acts of...

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  • Australia political leaders use Chinese app to chase votes

    Australia's prime minister and his political rival say they are not tailoring their political messages to suit Chinese censors as the politicians...

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• Apr 23

  • Trump meets with Twitter CEO amid bias complaints

    Trump meets with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey after bashing the company and accusing it of not treating him well because he's a Republican

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  • Tech firm VMware faces DACA discrimination lawsuit

    A recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is suing a Silicon Valley tech company, saying she was illegally denied a job she...

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  • Google's Wing Aviation gets FAA OK for drone deliveries

    Google affiliate Wing gets FAA approval to begin commercial deliveries by drone in Virginia

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  • Mars lander picks up what's likely 1st detected marsquake

    NASA's InSight lander on Mars has picked up what's likely the 1st marsquake ever detected

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  • Samsung delays launch of $2,000 folding phone after problems with review units

    The Galaxy Folds were supposed to launch this Friday.

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  • Ex-GE engineer charged with stealing trade secrets for China

    Federal prosecutors say a former General Electric engineer and his business partner in China stole the company's trade secrets from a New York plant...

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  • Even light rain increases your risk of a deadly car crash

    A new study finds that even when the rain is just a drizzle it increases your risk of a fatal car crash by 27%

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  • Coming to store shelves: cameras that guess your age and sex

    Kroger and Walgreens are testing shelves and coolers with built-in cameras that try to guess your age, gender or mood as a way to show you targeted...

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  • Syria calls Instagram account closure 'war,' site says error

    The Syrian Presidency says its official account on the social media site Instagram has been shut down, calling it an "unjustified" closure that is...

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  • Teen activist says future has been stolen by climate change

    Climate-change activist Greta Thunberg met British politicians at Parliament.

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  • Twitter profit rises as Trump demands 'fairer' social media

    Twitter says 1Q profit rises, daily user numbers grow as Trump blasts social media site for bias

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  • Google self-driving unit Waymo picks Detroit factory site

    Google's self-driving spinoff Waymo to set up factory in closed Detroit axle plant

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  • Galaxy Fold delayed over display issues

    Samsung said it will announce a new release date for its folding cellphone in the coming weeks.

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• Apr 23

  • Samsung cancels launch of folding phone over screen issues

    Samsung plans to announce the new release date in the coming weeks.

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  • Samsung delays folding phone launch after breaking issues

    Samsung is pushing off the public launch of its highly anticipated folding phone after reports that reviewers' phones were breaking

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  • Oldest southern sea otter in captivity dies in California

    Charlie, the oldest southern sea otter held by any zoo or aquarium, has died in California

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  • Sri Lanka expats wait to reconnect amid social media block

    Sri Lanka's abrupt shutdown of social media sites following the Easter Sunday bombings has left worried friends and relatives living abroad in the...

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  • Tesla CEO plans to hand the car keys to robots next year

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk foresees company's electric cars turning the controls over to robots beginning next year

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  • Arizona joins 47 other states with cellphone-driving law

    Arizona ended a decade of resistance to restrictions on using a cellphone while driving when Gov. Doug Ducey signed a law Monday outlawing holding a...

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  • SeaWorld publishes decades of orca data to help wild whales

    Scientists say it could help inform how they try to save sick or stranded orcas.

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  • The Latest: Tesla to introduce new ride-hailing service

    Tesla plans to begin operating a ride-hailing service with no humans driving the vehicles sometime next year.

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  • Back to Earth: Washington set to allow 'human composting'

    Washington state could become the first state to allow a burial alternative known as natural organic reduction - also called human composting

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  • A robot wrote (part of) this article

    It's a new way to use the technology.

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  • SpaceX suffers serious setback with crew capsule accident

    SpaceX suffers setback in its effort to launch NASA astronauts into orbit this year

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  • Microsoft workers join China's debate over grueling workweek

    Tech workers in China protesting a corporate culture of grueling work schedules are getting some support from their U.S. peers

    Apr 22