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Trump ups China tariffs another 5%, 'hereby orders' US firms to cut ties
From October 1, tariffs will increase from 25% to 30% on US$250 billion worth of goods, with the remaining US$300 billion in Chinese imports under similar threat as Donald Trump tweets his "order" for US companies to stop trading with China and seek alternatives.
Capital One hacker denied release, will remain in jail
Defense argued for her release, but judge decided she was a flight risk and a danger to herself and others.
How Microsoft lost its monopoly in web browsers
At the dawn of the Internet age, Microsoft used every trick it knew to dominate the World Wide Web. That strategy worked for a few years, but aggressive antitrust enforcement and equally aggressive competitors crushed the company's onetime dominance. Here's a quarter-century of history that explains just what happened.
Brazil adds state-controlled tech firms to privatization plan
Sale of assets is expected to raise over $300 billion - but measures to protect citizen data following the privatization are yet to be announced.
Half of Google searches don't produce a single click: Why is that?
Google's content-scraping and featured snippets in search seem to be removing the need for users to click through to other websites.
Police to sell hacker's $1.1 million Bitcoin stash to compensate victims
Hacker told to give up bitcoins or face four more years in prison.
How Fable Studio won the first-ever Emmy for a 'virtual being'
Tonya Hall sits down with Pete Billington, co-founder of Fable Studio and director of Wolves in the Walls, Edward Saatchi, co-founder of Fable Studio and executive producer of Wolves in the Walls, and Jessica Shamash, head of creative production Fable Studio and creative producer of Wolves in the Walls, to talk about the use of AI that brought the Emmy award-winning being to life.
VMware welcomes estranged sibling Pivotal back home
VMWare acquires both Pivotal Software and Carbon Black.
Two strange (and impractical) ways to hack an iPhone and a Mac
For most people, the security that Apple has baked into an iPhone or Mac is more than enough. But determined criminals can find creative ways to bypass the locks to get at your data. Should you be worried?
Hong Kong protesters warn of Telegram feature that can disclose their identities
Message shared on discussion boards sparks panic among protesters.
