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Ford, Baidu join forces to develop smarter cars in China

(Reuters) – Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday it signed a letter of intent with China’s internet search company Baidu …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

European chip industry seeks more EU help to extend revival

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Europe’s semiconductor industry is requesting more help from the European Union as it seeks to build on …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

Trump administration to use review panel to curb China tech investments

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Trump administration will stick to a strengthened security review process to deal with threats from Chinese …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

New digital lender ‘86400’ launches in Australia amid poor big bank PR

MELBOURNE (Reuters) – A new digital lender led by a number of banking heavyweights and backed by Australia’s largest independent …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

Fujifilm threatens to compete against Xerox if partnership not renewed

(Reuters) – Fujifilm Holdings Corp warned on Wednesday that if Xerox Corp does not renew its technology agreement …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

China’s Baidu to buy back up to $1 billion shares

(Reuters) – China’s Baidu Inc said on Wednesday its board approved a plan to buy back up to $1 billion …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

Italy’s Mediaset opposes Vivendi attempt to exercise voting rights

MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s largest private media company, Mediaset, has opposed an attempt by its hostile shareholder, French media group …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

New Zealand’s Z Energy flags possible data breach in November

(Reuters) – New Zealand-based fuel supplier Z Energy Ltd on Wednesday said it has been presented with evidence that customer …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

New Zealand’s Z Energy flags possible data breach in online card system

(Reuters) – Fuel supplier Z Energy Ltd on Wednesday said it had been presented with evidence that customer data from …read more Source: Reuters Tech News

Google retires DoubleClick, AdWords brand names

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Alphabet Inc’s Google announced on Wednesday the biggest-ever rebranding of its advertising software, retiring the DoubleClick …read more Source: Reuters Tech News