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UK bans Apple Watches from cabinet meetings over hacking fears
13 Oct 2016
UK ministers have been asked to not wear smartwatches in cabinet meetings over concerns that they could be used as listening devices by Russian spies
BSNL launches 4 new data plans in festive offer
12 Oct 2016
Samsung could take $17 bn revenue hit as Note 7 seems doomed
12 Oct 2016
After having to recall it for the second time over safety issues, analysts say Samsung will probably scrap the Note 7 series and move on to Note 8, leading to what Reuters estimates at a $17 billion loss in revenue
IBM’s Watson Helps Employees Tackle Cancer
12 Oct 2016
IBM’s Watson Helps Employees Tackle Cancer
12 Oct 2016
Samsung halts production and sale of Galaxy Note 7, asks users to switch off
12 Oct 2016
The move comes after recalling the device and replacing the faulty batteries were undermined as the replacement phones too started malfunctioning
Coca-Cola to buy AB InBev's stake in Africa's biggest Coke bottler
12 Oct 2016
The move comes after AB InBev closed its $104-billion acquisition of SABMiller Plc on Friday, one of the largest-ever mergers in corporate history
Coca-Cola to buy AB InBev's stake in Africa's biggest Coke bottler
12 Oct 2016
The move comes after AB InBev closed its $104-billion acquisition of SABMiller Plc on Friday, one of the largest-ever mergers in corporate history
Coca-Cola to buy AB InBev's stake in Africa's biggest Coke bottler
12 Oct 2016
The move comes after AB InBev closed its $104-billion acquisition of SABMiller Plc on Friday, one of the largest-ever mergers in corporate history
Queensland govt fast-tracks Adani’s $21.7 bn Carmichael project
10 Oct 2016
The Queensland government in Australia has invoked special powers to fast-track the Adani Group's $21.7 billion Carmichael coal mine and rail line project, terming it a 'critical infrastructure' for the state
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