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China cyber espionage is more than an irritant, must stop: U.S.
WASHINGTON - U.S. national security adviser Susan Rice on Monday issued a stern warning to China before President Xi Jinping's visit that state-sponsored cyber espionage must stop, calling it a national security concern and critical factor in U.S.-China relations.
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Ride-sharing apps vie to replace private car ownership in Vietnam
HO CHI MINH CITY - A young, tech-savvy population short on cars but big on smartphones is driving double-digit growth for ride-hailing apps Uber and GrabTaxi in Vietnam, and inspiring some executives to dream of replacing private car ownership altogether.
Red Hat revenue rises 13 percent
- Red Hat Inc , the world's largest commercial distributor of the Linux operating system, reported a 13 percent rise in quarterly revenue, helped by higher demand for open-source software and cloud offerings.
Pandora wins round at U.S. Copyright Office
WASHINGTON - Pandora Media Inc said on Monday it was pleased that the U.S. Copyright Office agreed that the company's pact with Merlin Network, a global rights agency for independent musicians, was admissible as a benchmark in royalty proceedings.
Skype working to fix glitch preventing users from making calls
- Skype, Microsoft Corp's online telephone and video service, said it identified the glitch that prevented some users from making calls, and is working to resolve the issue. | Video
Exclusive: Shopify, Google boosting presence in BlackBerry's hometown
TORONTO - Tech giants such as Google Inc and upstarts like Shopify Inc are rapidly expanding their presence in and around BlackBerry's hometown of Waterloo, Ontario, even as the smartphone maker further pares back some of its teams.
- Volkswagen shares plunge on emissions scandal; U.S. widens probe
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- Wall Street rebounds with financials; biotechs drop
- After delay, Yellen faces questions over Fed message on rate hike
- Former peanut company CEO sentenced to 28 years for salmonella outbreak
- After backlash, U.S. auditor watchdog head faces uncertain future
- Drug distributor AmeriSourceBergen authorizes $2.4 billion share buyback
- Time Warner Cable shareholders approve deal with Charter
- U.S. SEC settles with two ex-Fannie Mae executives, but not ex-CEO
- U.S. existing home sales fall more than expected
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