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Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly talked security with Chinese government official in Beijing as company warned iCloud users of security risk after reports of a hack attack.
Facebook reported a loss in the U.K. in 2013, so it paid no corporate taxes there for the second year in a row.
Hewlett-Packard reportedly will unveil a new computing product next week. It s called Sprout, and includes a 3D scanner and an overhead projector.
Pew Research survey: 40 percent of U.S. Internet users say they have been harassed online.
U.S. government probing possible cybersecurity flaws in medical devices.
Yelp and book: Partnership with Hipmunk lets users book a hotel on Yelp.
Microsoft dumping the Nokia name from new Lumia smartphones despite reported deal to keep Nokia name on mobile products for 10 years.
FTC s new chief technologist is former Washington Post reporter Ashkan Soltani, who wrote articles about NSA spying based on the Edward Snowden leaks last year.
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