Google Downplays Possible Launch Of Censored Search Engine For China
Google CEO Sundar Pichai tried to ease concerns over the company's possible return to China with a censored search engine.
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Social Security's Asset Reserves Could Disappear Sooner Than Expected
A new study suggests that already dire predictions for America's most important social program could get even worse.
Riding E-Commerce, Walmart Puts Up Stellar Sales
The retailer is silencing the naysayers who believed it couldn't survive in a world that increasingly relies on e-commerce.
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Nuclear Power Plants In South China Sea?
There have been reports in the past about China's plans of building up to 20 floating nuclear plants to “speed up the commercial development” of the South China Sea.
Netflix's Debt Funding Strategy Needs To Change
With the CFO on his way out, now may be a good time for the company to change the way it raises capital.
Turkey Crisis To Continue Despite Qatar Investment, Says DBS Strategist
Neel Gopalakrishnan says markets need a more comprehensive solution, with de-escalation of tensions with the US as a starting point.
SEC Scrutiny Of Tesla Grows, Goldman Hints At Adviser Role
The latest news extended the roller-coaster ride for the electric car-maker's investors in recent days, adding to uncertainty about the future course of the company.
Can Amazon.com Succeed Where MoviePass Failed?
Those popcorn margins are a big opportunity for Amazon.
As Nvidia Expands In Artificial Intelligence, Intel Defends Turf
Intel estimates that the current market for AI chips is about $2.5 billion, evenly split between inference and training.
Waymo Starting To Deliver On Another Of Its Core Self-Driving Car Goals
The company will use its driverless vehicles to allow some members of the public to travel to and from public transportation.
China, US To Hold Next Round Of Trade Talks In Late August
China and the United States have implemented several rounds of tit-for-tat tariffs on each other's goods since the start of the year and have threatened further tariffs on exports worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Apple Pay Looks Hugely Successful
Expanding markets and increased consumer acceptance drive the service's growth.
Uber Narrows Loss But Is A Long Way From Finding Profit
Under the leadership of Dara Khosrowshahi, who became chief executive in September, Uber has juggled investing in new markets while retreating from others where it was losing millions of dollars.
Google Is Making Its Own Smart Display
Lenovo and JBL are currently the only ones selling Google Assistant speakers with built-in displays, but Google is building its own device and releasing it later this year.
How To Watch Hajj 2018
One of the Five Pillars of Islam, the Hajj is a sacred duty that Muslims must undertake at least once in their lifetime.
'Lost' Contact Lens Retrieved From Eyelid After 28 Years
The woman visited the doctor after her eyelid was swollen and had no idea that she had been carrying the lens for almost three decades.
Vatican Condemns Philadelphia Clergy Sex Abuse
The Pennsylvania grand jury released a detailed report Tuesday about at least 1,000 children sexually abused by more than 300 Catholic priests over the last 70 years.
Is Kourtney Kardashian Pregnant?
However, Gossip Cop debunked the report saying Kardashian is not pregnant.
Marshala Perkins' Marijuana Arrest Mugshot Goes Viral
Marshala Perkins of Dallas, Texas, said she received numerous requests to do make-up after her mugshot went viral.
Jets Have Decision To Make With Bridegwater
The New York Jets have an interesting decision to make when it comes to Teddy Bridgewater.
Khalil Mack Might Not Play Anytime Soon
Khalil Mack will miss another preseason game for the Oakland Raiders.
