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Iphone : Illustration

A U.S. Senator Wants to Question Apple Over the iPhone Battery Slowdown

Nvidia Now Has a Software Patch for the Spectre Chip Flaw

An Intel Pentium chip after the company revealed information about a major security flaw in it.

Cloud Providers Are Already Considering Intel Rivals After Meltdown, Spectre Chip Flaw Discoveries

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Takata’s Huge Airbag Problem Is Getting Even Worse as Toyota Recalls 600,000 Cars

French President Emmanuel Macron Visits China

The E.U. Needs a United Approach on Foreign Investment to Gain China’s Respect, Macron Says

South Korean President Moon Jae-In Holds New Year Press Conference

South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in Says He’s Open to Holding Talks With Kim Jong Un

USA, California, Los Angeles, freeway interchange, aerial view

U.S. Lawmakers Are Discussing Plans to Spend $1 Trillion on Improving American Infrastructure

FILE PHOTO: A statue is silhouetted against the Bank of England in the City of London

The U.K. Has Appointed a New City Minister to Oversee London’s Financial Sector

Operations Inside The Toyota Motor Corp. Manufacturing Facility Ahead Of GDP Figures

Alabama Has Been Chosen as the Location of the New Toyota and Mazda Auto Plant, Sources Say

Long queues at Apple Stores for 10th Anniversary iPhone

An Apple Store Was Evacuated After an iPhone Battery Overheated

Key Speaks At The CEO Initiative Conference

J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon Now Says He Regrets Calling Bitcoin a ‘Fraud’

Microsoft Corp. Opens New Office And Experience Center

Microsoft Halted Some Patches to Guard Against Meltdown and Spectre: Here’s Why

Nebelhorn Trophy 2017

South Korean Officials Say the North Will Send Athletes and a Cheer Squad to the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics

Daily Life In North Korea

North Korea May Be Turning to Cryptocurrency to Funnel Cash into its Sanctions-Hit Economy

Overhead view boy viewing autumn leaves photograph on camera phone

Apple Says It Looks Out for Kids, as Two Major Investors Call for Probe Into Smartphone Addiction