Gates proves real resolve in bringing spammers to justice

Twitter bans 936 accounts managed by the Chinese state, aimed at Hong Kong protests

Twitter will also stop accepting ads paid for by state-run news agencies.
Trump: Tim Cook makes good case that China tariffs harm Apple, aid Samsung

Apple CEO Tim Cook made a "compelling argument" that the US China tariffs hurt it more than Samsung, according to US president Donald Trump.
Shell to roll out electric vehicle charging service at stations across Singapore

Called Shell Recharge, the electric-vehicle charging service currently is available at a single Shell station in the country at S$0.55 per kWh with another nine stations to be suited ...

Judge allows Roadshow to raise piracy cases quicker, blocks more piracy websites

A group of studios, headed by Roadshow, will only need to notify carriage service providers within two months, instead of six, of when they will raise a legal application to block alleged ...
KT launches contagion prevention app in Ghana

The app will alert Ghanaians of areas effected by epidemics such as ebola and connect them to nearby clinics.
Singapore to feel impact of China-US trade dispute if prolonged

Tensions between the two economic powerhouses will lead to fragmented technology markets and, if prolonged, drag down Singapore's economy, says its prime minister Lee Hsien Loong, ...

How China, Brexit, and the US derailed global 5G wireless

With old trade wars reigniting and new ones being invented, telecommunications is faced with an existential crisis. To survive, it must establish a global standard for a globe that ...
Cloudflare IPO: A real tech giant in the making -- with a female co-founder

Cloudflare IPO puts the "tech" back into tech IPOs -- protecting the core of the Internet.
Car-hailing giants face risk of suspensions in Shanghai as regulatory scrutiny rises

Two of the country’s major car-hailing services providers, Didi Chuxing and Meituan Dianping, have been fined 5.5 million yuan and 1.47 million yuan, respectively, by regulators ...

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