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We use charts and graphs to break the news to you gently: your wallet is crying out in pain. Prices have gone up, and probably will continue to do so.
A total of 60 deals were made during the quarter, down from the last four-quarter average of 87 deals.
This is in addition to the extra personnel that would be required if the Inspector-General of Security’s jurisdiction expanded to four more intelligence agencies.
With apologies to the Carpenters, Samsung executive Federico Casalegno was practically singing, “Why do birds suddenly appear, ev’ry time Microsoft is near.”
Apple is widening its network of authorized repair centers. A famous photographer isn’t happy about that. Actually, he’s “disgusted.”
The block was put in place at the end of July and is enforced via China’s Great Firewall.
Analysis of US Census data finds most businesses don’t have anything resembling sufficiently advanced technologies. Digital advocates have their work cut out for them.
Companies are sending some workers back to their cubicles and to the factory floor. San Francisco startup Density is racking up business using sensors and machine learning to map how people occupy those spaces.
Uber Eats and its ilk aren’t everyone’s favorite. Yet Burger King cleverly managed to make them seem like the best option.