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  • AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson at the company’s Dallas headquarters.Tech

    AT&T’s CEO Appeased Activist Investor Elliott Management

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    Amazon’s Next Move After Losing a $10 Billion Contract to Microsoft—Data Sheet

    By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky
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    Charles Schwab, a Billionaire, Wishes People Wouldn’t Pick on Billionaires —Data Sheet

    By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky
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    Google Pixelbook Go Review: A Sweet Laptop That’s a Little Bit Fuzzy on the Eyes

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    You Might Have to Pay for Gmail. You Always Did.—Data Sheet

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    Bozoma Saint John Learned the Importance of Standing Out From Hot Pepper Soup

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  • mark zuckerberg speaks in DCNewsletters

    Why Facebook Is Suddenly So Worried About China—Data Sheet

    By Aaron Pressman and Clay Chandler
  • Apple-Mobile-PaymentTech

    Apple Pay Tops the Mobile Pay Market For the First Time

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    Verizon Offering Wireless Customers Free Disney+ Service

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  • spotify booth at one music festNewsletters

    Why Spotify’s in Such a Tight Spot—Data Sheet

    By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky
  • chicago skylineTech

    Verizon Adds Home 5G Internet Service in One More City

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  • oracle co-ceo mark hurdNewsletters

    The Mark Hurd I Knew—Data Sheet

    By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky
  • London MCM Comic Con 2019Newsletters

    Virtual Reality Is Overhyped—Data Sheet

    By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky
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    When It’s Smart to Fail—Data Sheet

    By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky
  • Airwave licenses owned by satellite companies could be worth $50 billion to wireless companies for 5G service. But who gets that money?Tech

    The $50 Billion 5G Battle: The Wireless Industry Needs More Airwaves, But It’s Going to Be Costly

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