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Electronic Health Records Creating a ‘New Era’ of Health Care Fraud, Officials Say
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Electronic Health Records Creating a ‘New Era’ of Health Care Fraud, Officials Say

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El Chapo’s IT Specialist Turned Into a Government Informant for the FBI to Take the Kingpin Down

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Why Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins Anticipated a ‘Pause’

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Governor Cuomo said. Raising the minimum wage to $15 is
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New Cyber Regulations Are in Force Today: What You Need to Know

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Citrix Just Acquired Popular App Management Company Unidesk

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Amazon’s New Feature Aims to Lure Big Companies to Its Cloud
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Amazon’s New Feature Aims to Lure Big Companies to Its Cloud

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Microsoft Unveils New Devices Powered By Windows 10
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Microsoft Could See a Boost in Windows 10 Sales in 2017

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December 6, 2016
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Why Employees Really Shouldn’t Use Their Work Emails for Dating Sites

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This USB Stick Will Instantly Destroy Your Computer
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This USB Stick Will Instantly Destroy Your Computer

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Businesses Expected to Spend $2.7 Trillion on I.T. by 2020

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August 30, 2016
Inside The F8 Facebook Developers Conference
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This Business Software Company Just Filed to Go Public

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5 Takeaways From Cisco’s Big Cybersecurity Report

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July 29, 2016
WIRING THE WORLD AROUND US, FROM ENERGY TO ELEVATORS Smartphones were only the beginning. The world around us is gaining Internet connectivity and it’s changing the way we work and live. We can now predict when elevators will break down long before they do, connect light bulbs to a common network, monitor personal health, and track inanimate objects across continents. This session will bring together executives from different corners of this world to discuss where it’s headed next. Patrick Bass, CEO, thyssenkrupp North America Jennifer Fonstad, Managing Partner, Aspect Ventures William Lynch, CEO, Savant Jill Stelfox, Vice President, Zebra Technologies Chuck Swoboda, CEO, Cree Shane Wall, CTO, HP Inc. Moderator: Barb Darrow, Senior Writer, Fortune
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Why Connecting Devices to the Internet Is Just the First Step

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July 12, 2016
Rambus switches from licensing to making chips (sort of)
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Rambus switches from licensing to making chips (sort of)

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August 17, 2015
Amazon Unveils Its First Smartphone
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Amazon unveils new weapon in its fight to dominate software services

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