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  • KONG KONG-CHINA-POLITICSTech

    China’s Lax Attitude About Privacy Is Shifting – Data Sheet

    By Clay Chandler and David Z. Morris
  • Walt Disney PlusTech

    Disney’s New Streaming Service Will Be Unavailable on the World’s Most Popular Streaming Devices

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  • Tech

    Microsoft Will Continue Letting Workers Listen to Skype, Cortana Recordings

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  • Finance

    A Key Change to Mortgage Lending Rules Is Coming in 2021. Here’s What That Could Mean

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  • NEW YORK, NY – JULY 11: David Karp, founder of the micro-blogging site Tumblr, opens the NASCAQ Exchange on July 11, 2013 in New York City. Tumblr was bought by Yahoo! for $1 billion in May; Karp is estimated to be worth $200 million. Verizon is reported to be selling Tumblr to Automattic, owner of Wordpress, at a reported bargain-basement price tag of under $20 million. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)Tech

    Tumblr, Once Yahoo’s $1.1 Billion Baby, to Sell for Under $20 Million to WordPress Owner Automattic, Reports Say

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  • McafeeTech

    Exclusive: McAfee Is Acquiring NanoSec to Build Out Its Container-Focused Cloud Security Services

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  • LAUDERHILL, FL – NOVEMBER 11: An elections official works on a counting machine as it was calibrated prior to the start of a recount of all votes at the Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office on November 11, 2018 in Lauderhill, Florida. Voting machines and counting systems made by Election Systems & Software were improperly configured and ripe for election hacking, Vice reports. (Photo by Joe Skipper/Getty Images)Tech

    Swing State Voting Systems Were Left Connected to the Internet for Months, Report Says

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  • WeWork Presents Second Annual Creator Global Finals At Microsoft Theater

    Yet Another Wrinkle For WeWork Investors: An Unusual IPO Structure That Would Give a Tax Advantage to Insiders

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  • Disney+Tech

    The Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, and Hulu Bundle Is the First Bomb Dropped in the Video Streaming War

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  • Professional gamer Tyler Blevins aka Ninja arrivesTech

    Ninja, Twitch’s Top Streamer, Leaves Amazon for Microsoft’s Mixer Streaming Platform

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  • Close-up of the hand of a man holding a mobile phone open to the web site of credit bureau Equifax, with text on the website reading “Equifax Cybersecurity Incident”, providing steps for consumers to take following a security breach at the company, San Ramon, California, September 28, 2017. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)Tech

    Equifax Data Breach Victims Drained Its $31 Million Settlement Fund in a Week

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  • Kathleen Kraninger CFPB directorFinance

    The Expiration of This Key Mortgage Rule Could Upend the Housing Market

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  • Rashida Tlaib-House Financial Services CommitteeTech

    Proposed Federal Law Adds to the Backlash Against Facial-Recognition Technology

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  • David Marcus, head of blockchain with Facebook Inc., speaks during a Senate Banking Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, July 16, 2019. Facebook won’t launch Libra, the controversial cryptocurrency it’s planning to build with dozens of partner firms, until regulators’ concerns are fully addressed, according to Marcus. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    Facebook’s Libra Currency Could Threaten the Global Financial System. Here’s How

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  • Dfinity CEO Dominic Williams (left) and Consensys CEO Joe Lubin (right) talk Web 3.0 at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2019 on Wednesday, July 17, 2019.Conferences

    The Internet As We Know it Needs ‘a Complete Replacement’

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