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    Uber CEO: Most drivers work too little to be considered full time employees

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    Tyra Banks has an unusual trick to avoid feeling intimidated

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    Apple CEO Tim Cook says no to NSA accessing user data

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    Silicon Valley investor: Unicorn startups are like career college students

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    Tim Cook reveals how many people are rocking out to Apple Music

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    With live video chats, Product Hunt helps its community members get a bit closer to their idols

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  • SAN FRANCISCO, CA – JUNE 12: A sticker with the Uber logo is displayed in the window of a car on June 12, 2014 in San Francisco, California. The California Public Utilities Commission is cracking down on ride sharing companies like Lyft, Uber and Sidecar by issuing a warning that they could lose their ability […]Tech

    National Uber protest barely gets into gear

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    Postmates CEO on faster deliveries and so-far elusive profits

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    Judge to lawyer suing Uber: Stop filing in California

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    Here is Square’s business by the numbers

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    Drivers’ licenses and Social Security numbers were leaked online by Uber

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    Uber gets more serious about delivering shoes, flowers to your doorstep

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  • A Tesla Motors Inc. Gallery And Service Center As Stock ReboundsTech

    Tesla says two Nevada journalists snuck into its factory and injured its employees

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    What more than 30 years in the military taught Lt. Gen. Michelle Johnson about leadership

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    This is how some Twitter employees found out they lost their job

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