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Verizon fined $1.35 mn for supercookie
08 Mar 2016
Dead may eventually outnumber the living on Facebook
08 Mar 2016
According to researchers, Facebook will become the world’s biggest virtual graveyard by the end of this century as there will be more profiles of dead people than of living users
Google hires 4chan's Chris Poole
08 Mar 2016
Microsoft considered buying Slack for $8 bn
07 Mar 2016
Microsoft considered buying Slack for $8 bn
07 Mar 2016
BMW looks to AI to secure future
07 Mar 2016
BMW looks to AI to secure future
07 Mar 2016
Tata Marcopolo lifts lockout at Dharwad facility
07 Mar 2016
The plant supplies fully-built buses for intra-city and inter-city transportation, which include 16 to 54-seater standard and 18 to 45-seater luxury and low-floor city buses
Hackers attack Mac computers with ransomeware
07 Mar 2016
Monsanto threatens pull-out over proposed royalty fee cut on GM seeds
05 Mar 2016
While Mahyco Monsanto Biotech (India), argues that the government has no role in determining trade fee, the government panel was clear in its view that the crop cost for cotton farmers has gone up after MMB substantially raised fees for sub-licensing BT seed technology
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