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There's a hardware solution to some of the privacy issues Apple has recently been wrestling with: an indicator light for iOS devices akin to the Mac's.
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Google has paid out over $15 million since launching its bug bounty program in November 2010. In 2018 alone, 317 security researchers received $3.4 million.
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T. Rowe Price's Sebastien Page says he's "playing offense" in this part of the market.
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10 things in tech you need to know today

Business Insider - 8 Feb 2019 10:02
10 things in tech you need to know today Getty/AP/Business Insider composite Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Friday. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos accuses National Enquirer publisher of "extortion" over naked photos in extraordinary blog post....
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A Hawaii court has ordered the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism to follow the state law that requires all new single-family homes to have solar water heaters. …
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Zsuzsanna Czeizel told herself she'd never work again after she retired in 2012. But since October, she's held a job -- scanning boxes of sweets in a large warehouse near Budapest.
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Pilots from Taiwan's China Airlines have gone on strike during the Lunar New Year travel rush, forcing the cancellation of 26 flights over coming days. Hundreds of the state-owned carrier's …
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The US-China Trade War Could Spread To Venezuela And Africa China needs to take a close look at its 'debt for diplomacy' policies in Latin America and Africa.
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Parle-G: Reinventing a biscuit empire

BBC - 8 Feb 2019 02:11
Parle-G: Reinventing a biscuit empire India's Parle-G ranks among the world's biggest selling biscuits but competition is heating up. Can they stay ahead?
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Jeff Bezos Said He Was a Victim of Extortion and Blackmail. What's the Difference? Blackmail and extortion schemes have existed for centuries, from 17th-century Scottish farmers paying off plunderers to David Letterman revealing he was targeted to keep his affairs quiet.
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Star Stockpicker Exits the Hedge Fund Stage

Barron's - 8 Feb 2019 21:43
Star Stockpicker Exits the Hedge Fund Stage Steve Mandel has quietly given up the reins at Lone Pine Capital after two decades of market-beating returns
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Financial bliss? More married couples have roommates to help with costs, Trulia study shows Married couples getting roommates is a small but seemingly enduring trend as high housing costs make owning and renting too pricey for many.        
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Billionaire Richard Branson's summer plans? Head to space The British billionaire says he'll fly to space aboard his own Virgin Galactic spacecraft in July to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.        
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Paid time off with job security isn't just for parents.
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This new clothing line is designed for life after apocalyptic climate change Fireproof jackets. Smoke-filtering bandanas. Storm-warning headphones. The Unfortunately, Ready to Wear collection highlights how we’ll have to adapt if we don’t stop climate change. If you visit Milk Gallery in New ...
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Elliott Management emerges as biggest shareholder activist in 2018 Hedge fund Elliott Management was the most prolific shareholder activist in 2018 -- but its track record is less stellar. Last year, the Paul Singer-led fund launched 22 campaigns for seats on corporate boards, making it...
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Jeff Bezos, chief executive of Amazon.com Inc, has accused the owner of the National Enquirer of trying to blackmail him with the threat of publishing "intimate photos" he allegedly sent to his girlfriend unless he said ...
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos accuses National Enquirer of 'extortion' Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says the National Enquirer is threatening to publish revealing photographs of him unless his private investigators back off the tabloid.        
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House Democrats began Thursday the careful process of creating an official record for why they should be allowed to see...
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The Bank of England and the European Commission both offered downbeat outlooks on Thursday, reaffirming growing fears about the health of Europe's economy.
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The U.S. dollar on Friday takes aim at the strongest weekly gain since September, while most major currency pairs were trading in tight ranges.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The former executive editor of The New York Times acknowledged Thursday that her new book, “Merchants...
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