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Apple Inc. plans to roll out the Apple TV+ movie and TV subscription service by November, part of a drive to reach $50 billion in service sales by 2020, sources say.
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U.S. wireless carriers have long said they may slow video traffic on their networks to avoid congestion and bottlenecks. But new research shows the throttling happens pretty much everywhere all the time.
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Facebook and Twitter said China spread disinformation about Hong Kong protesters
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Chase Koch is at the sharp edge of efforts to prepare for a future in which cheap computers, data and artificial intelligence might threaten Koch Industries’ dominance.
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Like 11 other dockless e-scooter companies, Scoot Networks was eager to obtain a coveted permit to do business in San Francisco.
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San Francisco-based mobility company Scoot says it redlined two San Francisco neighborhoods at their request.
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Bernstein Research finds turnover at Tesla is sky high and worries that could hurt the company.
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Despite President Trump’s proclamations, the U.S. won’t get many of the jobs moving out of China. Taiwan and Southeast Asia are first in line to absorb any manufacturing exodus.
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Facebook confirmed it ran a program allowing contractors to listen to and transcribe some users’ audio clips. It said the only people affected had opted in.
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Overstock.com shares fell again after its CEO said he was involved in federal investigations related to the 2016 election.
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As streaming-video viewing grows, more subscribers are paying for faster internet speeds. Even then, they can run into data limits and overage fees.
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Facebook has been paying outside contractors to transcribe clips of audio from users of its services, according to people with knowledge of the work.
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Snap unveils new Spectacles, but doesn’t expect to sell many.
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Roughly 20% of legislators were erroneously matched to a person arrested when the ACLU used face-scanning software to screen their pictures against a criminal database.
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Senate Democrats including Kamala Harris and Cory Booker are asking EBay, Amazon and Google to do more to police gun-related sales.
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Foxconn fired two execs at a Chinese plant that assembles devices for Amazon, after allegations it slashed wages and flouted laws due to rising U.S. tariffs.
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The Business Roundtable suddenly declares that not only shareholders count.
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There is no empirical evidence -- none whatsoever -- that trickle-down economics deliver, as promised, more jobs, higher pay and better conditions to millions of people.
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Apple Inc. plans to roll out the Apple TV+ movie and TV subscription service by November, part of a drive to reach $50 billion in service sales by 2020, sources say.
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Target expects its Good & Gather grocery brand to be a multibillion-dollar business by the end of next year.
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Tesla is offering solar panel packages with “no long term contract.” But there’s a $1,500 charge if the customer opts out and requests the system’s removal.
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SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris (“BH90210") faces Matthew Modine (“Stranger Things”). The union will fight to increase pay in negotiations with studios.
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Appointment of Bob Bakish as chairman of the merged Viacom-CBS triggered a clause in Ianiello’s contract that gives the executive a hefty payment. Three CBS board members are also exiting.
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The Writers Guild of America West on Monday dismissed its lawsuit against several talent agencies. The pullback comes as the union faces internal divisions on how it should conduct negotiations with the talent agencies.
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Disney+ will launch in Canada and the Netherlands on Nov. 12, the same date that the streaming service starts in the U.S.
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The Fiat 500X offers a much sportier driving experience than the Fiat 500 thanks to an all-new 1.3-liter turbocharged engine.
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Subpar service could prevent Tesla from making a bigger splash in Germany, where exacting car owners value how painstakingly their BMWs and Mercedes are cared for.
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Elon Musk has a huge financial incentive to turn on full-service driving. But is Tesla anywhere close to ready?
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Huawei has unveiled its own operating system for smartphones that it says can replace Android if U.S. sanctions on the Chinese tech giant cut off access to the Google system.
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Uber posted disappointing quarterly results, sparking a stock sell-off -- unlike its ride-hailing rival Lyft, which beat analysts’ expectations the day before.
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Facebook, losing its appeal in the 9th Circuit, must face a potential class action over facial recognition. The decision exposes the company to potentially huge penalties.
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Tension between China and the U.S. over trade and technological dominance is shining a spotlight on the billions of dollars that U.S. pension funds and college endowments have channeled into Chinese technology companies.
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The polished contemporary-style home in Pacific Palisades features pocketing walls of glass, a temperature-controlled wine cellar and an infinity-edge swimming pool.
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Former NFL tailback Reggie Bush has put his Pacific Palisades home of five years on the market for about $10 million.
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Holmby Hills’ Owlwood estate is back on the market at $115 million.
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Owlwood, the estate owned in the 1960s by actor Tony Curtis and later sold to singers Cher and Sonny Bono, is back on the market at $115 million.
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