Erik Heinrich

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  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi (C) gestures during his arrival at the Prime Minister's Office at South Block in New Delhi on May 27, 2014.International

    India’s PM Modi clashes with social media followers in China

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  • VR Union Claire headsetTech

    The virtual reality headset that’s more immersive than Oculus Rift

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  • Netflix Chief Executive Officer Reed Hastings speaks during the launch of streaming internet subscription service for movies and TV shows in Canada at a news conference in Toronto

    Netflix’s kerfuffle in Canada: More on the way?

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  • In Asia, a war over chat apps is brewing

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  • Images Of Thai Economy As GDP Figures Are Released

    A risky bet on mobile e-commerce in Asia

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  • MYANMAR-QATAR-NORWAY-TELECOM-OOREDOO-TELENOR

    Asia’s least-developed telecom market will soon become the world’s fastest growing

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  • General Images of Hanoi Economy

    Apple’s hottest market? Vietnam

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  • India e-commerce: Snapdeal, Flipkart, Myntra

    The next Alibaba may come from…India?

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  • BlackBerry Passport (white)

    With BlackBerry’s Passport, hope for a silver bullet

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  • Chinese commuters cross a pedestrian bridge during rush hour in Beijing.

    China’s shadow banking system is moving online

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  • Nandu Madhava, chief executive of mDhil, speaking at an industry event in Austin, Texas in March 2012.

    In India, a video a day to keep the doctor away

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  • Residents transfer money using the M-Pesa banking service at a store in Nairobi, Kenya in April 2013.

    The apparent M-Pesa monopoly may be set to crumble

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  • A four-way video call on Skype.

    Telecom companies count $386 billion in lost revenue to Skype, WhatsApp, others

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  • Former U.S. president Bill Clinton, left.

    In Zimbabwe, a loan to lift up a people

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  • Tim Cook and China Mobile chairman Xi Guohua (right)

    China Mobile has its sights set on the U.S. wireless market

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