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Apple working on phone with tamper-proof security
25 Feb 2016
Amid the standoff between Apple and US law enforcement agencies over the decryption of an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters, the firm is working on phones that Apple itself cannot unlock
J&J must pay $72 mn damages in talc case
25 Feb 2016
Railway budget Speech for 2016-17
25 Feb 2016
Railway Budget 2016-17: Key highlights:
25 Feb 2016
No hike in train fares; Prabhu promises better facilities
25 Feb 2016
The Railway Budget proposes to address the long-felt needs of the common man such as reserved accommodation on demand, time-tabled freight trains and better safety and speed
LG’s rolling robot entertains children and pets
24 Feb 2016
US FDA approves Glenmark's oral contraceptives
24 Feb 2016
BT offers solutions to avoid forced break-up
24 Feb 2016
Stanchart reports first annual loss in 26 years as India NPAs swell
24 Feb 2016
The impairment losses on loans in India are more than double the $611-million hit it took due to credit losses in the UK
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