Here s what s on the Wednesday menu.
Uber woes, again: As Pat May reported, Uber was sued by the district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angeles for misleading customers and violating local laws. It also faces bans in Brazil, Spain and elsewhere. And its background checks, which it claims are industry-leading, are being scrutinized.
Intel unveilsInternet of Things platform.
Artificial intelligence party-pooper: Facebook reportedly working on digital assistant that can identify potentially embarrassing posts, such as that drunken selfie.
Apple and IBM — they re BFFs now, you know — release first enterprise apps.
Apple reportedly opening a research center in Japan.
Comcast sued for turning home routers into WiFi hotspots. Comcast says it s an opt-out program.
Doctors on Demand, founded by Dr. Phil and backed by Google Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz, lets patients talk to their shrink via an app.
Pirate Bay offline after raid by Stockholm police.
ICYMI: Apple iPod Classics are selling for up to four times their original prices.
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