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LinkedIn personal data of 100 million members possibly stolen by hackers
Personal data of more than 100 million LinkedIn users may have been stolen, the company has warned. For nearly four years, everything seemed fine. In 2012, passwords belonging to members of […]
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Biz Break: Cisco’s boring, and that’s OK with investors
Top Of The Order: Cisco Shines: OK, let’s understand something. There is nothing sexy about Cisco Systems. Not that there’s anything wrong with Cisco. It’s just that this is a […]
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Apple Union Square in SF: A new hangout signals future of Apple retail
On Thursday, Apple offered, in a sneak preview of its new Apple Union Square in San Francisco, a new direction for its retail stores. Retail’s purpose is getting fuzzier with more […]
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Report: Theranos throws away two years of blood-test results
You have to wonder what other errors Theranos has that it’s going to need to correct. The latest issue surrounding the troubled lab-technology company: It has voided the results of […]
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On topic: Tech news to know now
Here’s what’s on the Thursday menu. Theranos voids two years of blood-test results, issues thousands of corrected reports. (WSJ) Google appeals French “right to be forgotten” order — which calls […]
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Uber tests first self-driving car in Pittsburgh
The self-driving car race is heating up, and among the ride-hailing contingent, Uber appears to have pulled into the lead. The company’s first self-driving car is hitting the road in Pittsburgh […]
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Tesla Model 3 reservations: 373,000, with 8,000 cancellations
For those who keep track of such things, here’s the official number for Tesla Model 3 reservations: 373,000. That’s according to a prospectus filed Wednesday by the electric car maker, which […]
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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg: Not good for business to ‘suppress’ conservative news
Collegial. Cordial. Those are some of the words used by those who attended Mark Zuckerberg’s meeting with conservatives Wednesday at Facebook’s headquarters in the wake of accusations of political bias […]
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Off topic: Ads at national parks, American things, American diet, walking in the wind
Commune with nature — and ads? National parks may relax corporate-sponsorship rules to pay for big centennial bash. From duct tape to brass knuckles, things labeled “American” in other countries. […]
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PG&E looks to drones to improve service
Drones may help keep the lights on and the stove fires burning. PG&E is testing drones for monitoring electricity infrastructure and is working with NASA to use the unmanned aerial vehicles […]
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