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Chip Cards Will Require Users to Dip Rather Than SwipeA change in how credit and debit cards are used may be the only sign many consumers have of a big behind-the-scenes shift in the payment industry....
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Amazon Envisions a New Tech Hub as It Expands Its Detroit PresenceThe company says it plans to add more full-time employees, including software developers and engineers.
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Momentum Grows for Jack Dorsey of Square to Also Run TwitterThere has been concern that he would be too distracted by Square, but some investors are now saying that he is the right man for the job — both of...
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Google Virtual-Reality System Aims to Enliven EducationExpeditions, a field-trip simulation program, will be offered free to schools as Google works to further develop virtual-reality technology....
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Bits Daily Report: Narendra Modi, Indian Prime Minister, Conquers Silicon ValleyHow Narendra Modi, India’s prime minister, came to Silicon Valley over the weekend and courted technology companies.
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Apple iPhone 6s Breaks First-Weekend Sales RecordMore than 13 million iPhone 6s and 6s Plus phones were sold, topping the 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus devices sold in their first weekend last...
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Silicon Valley Lawyer, Gary Reback, Takes Antitrust Fight to EuropeGary Reback, who persuaded the federal government to bring a case against Microsoft in the 1990s, is now pursuing a case against Google....
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Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, Visits Silicon ValleyThe premier met with technology executives over the weekend to seek ideas and assistance in bringing his nation fully into the digital world....
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India Replaces China as Next Big Frontier for U.S. Tech CompaniesWith China’s president unwavering on tough Internet policies, Narendra Modi of India is sending a different message: Help India become an Internet...
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Mark Zuckerberg Announces Project to Connect Refugee Camps to the InternetThe connectivity ambitions are at the center of Mr. Zuckerberg’s advocacy effort, Internet.org, whose principal goal is to offer Internet access to...
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Smaller, Faster, Cheaper, Over: The Future of Computer ChipsFifty years after Gordon Moore made the galvanizing prediction known as Moore’s Law, growth in computing power is slowing, leading many to ask...
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Revalued: Microsoft Leads Movement to Offset Emissions With Internal Carbon TaxA mixture of moral conviction, economic forecasting and expectations of tougher regulations has spurred Microsoft and others to track their energy...
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Anita Hill advises Senate to 'push the pause button' on Trump's Supreme Court nomineeShe appeared on "Good Morning America" Wednesday.
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Giant spider web stretches 1,000 feet across lagoon: They're having 'a party'A lagoon in western Greece is starting to look more like an abandoned home's basement than a picturesque shoreline.
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Senators, aides being targeted by foreign government hackers, lawmaker saysHackers working on behalf of a foreign government are still targeting the personal accounts of senators and their aides and nothing is being done...
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Apple Leads With Its Pricier iPhones This YearFor the second straight year, Apple is starting to sell its new iPhone models at different times—but this time, the lag reflects a staggered...
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Union Pacific's Cure for Congestion: Imitate a RivalUnion Pacific Corp. never hired Hunter Harrison to run its sprawling network. But with congestion clogging its system, the company is now adopting...
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Latest U.S. Tariffs Could Make Auto Parts PricierThe Trump administration’s latest tariffs will hammer Chinese auto-parts makers, likely raising prices for their U.S. customers, who have few...
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Apple Leads With Its Pricier iPhones This YearFor the second straight year, Apple is starting to sell its new iPhone models at different times—but this time, the lag reflects a staggered...
