Tech
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Resigns as Verizon Closes $4.5 Billion Deal
The executive was at the helm of the internet giant since 2012
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Netflix, Amazon, Disney Join Forces to Combat Piracy With New Alliance
30 major content creators form a coalition to fight hackers
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Sharp Sues China’s Hisense for ‘Eroding and Destroying’ Brand With Deliberately Poor TVs
Japanese TV giant claims Hisense is making shoddy Sharp-branded sets in attempt to devalue brand
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11 Coolest Products at CES Asia, From Order-Taking Robots to VR Fishing (Photos)
The Chinese version of the annual tech extravaganza featured plenty of robots and serious advances in mobile virtual reality
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Another Uber Exec Bites the Dust
Uber’s Chief Business Officer Emil Michael stepped down on Monday
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Snap’s New Spectacles Will Include Augmented Reality (Report)
The second version of Snap’s photo-taking sunglasses is in the works
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James Comey’s Testimony Pulled a Grip of Facebook Views
Take a guess on how many views James Comey’s testimony had on Facebook
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9 Hollywood Celebs Who Are Big Tech Investors (Photos)
These stars have moved beyond the entertainment realm
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3 Reasons for Snap’s Rough Week on Wall Street
The popular messaging app is dealing with pessimistic analysts and worried investors
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Elon Musk Laughs at Haters as Tesla Shares Continue to Climb
Silicon Valley’s favorite entrepreneur couldn’t hold back on Twitter
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Fox Promotes Rick Phillips at Newly-Acquired Game Studio FoxNext
Phillips will head up Licensing and Publishing at the studio’s video games division
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Virtual Reality Needs ‘Breadth’ to Go Mainstream, Argues VR CEO
The VR industry is on track for its biggest year yet, but it needs more content to meet the audience’s needs
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Verizon to Cut More Than 2,000 AOL, Yahoo Jobs in Merger
15 percent of AOL and Yahoo workers deemed “redundant” as Yahoo shareholders approve deal
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Virtual Reality CEO: VR Does Not Spell the End for Movies
Hollywood is enamored with VR, but don’t expect it to change how we watch movies anytime soon
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How Streaming Overtook Traditional TV in China – and Now Targets the Movie Business
CES Asia: There’s no Netflix in China, but Alibaba’s Youku Tudou has quickly built 30 million youthful subscribers