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The coffee chain's local franchise owner has close China ties. | Continue reading
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Forced arbitration silences women at work. | Continue reading
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Inside the undercover operations trying to stop China from obtaining critical US technology. | Continue reading
Lightweight advanced feature phones are the fastest-growing segment for developing countries, especially in Africa | Continue reading
Andela is shutting down its developer training programs in three of its four African campuses. | Continue reading
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The startup plans to stick to food-related content. | Continue reading
Basic internet access lets us work remotely, but 5G will let us work truly virtually. | Continue reading
You probably shouldn't have that seventh bottle of wine. | Continue reading
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ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, launched a new search engine, which is built into its news aggregation service. | Continue reading
"Confirmation is not exoneration, and these newest revelations are disturbing." | Continue reading
Eighty-one percent of California's cars still run on gasoline alone. | Continue reading
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The DFAB House meets Switzerland's strict building safety codes. | Continue reading
Quartz ideas editor Georgia Frances King asks Tim O'Reilly to elaborate on his insightful think piece about antitrust in the digital-marketplace age. | Continue reading
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Vaccines are widely agreed to be one of the great achievements of the scientific age. Now that progress is under threat. | Continue reading
The listing comes as part of Naspers' long-term strategy to transform the century-old former newspaper publisher into “a global consumer internet company.” | Continue reading
Softbank, also a big investor in Uber, is having a tough year. | Continue reading
Our mission: Expose efforts to influence, confuse, and divide the US electorate ahead of the 2020 election. | Continue reading