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Facebook can’t seem to learn from its mistakes

Nine months after a scandal erupted over Facebook Inc.’s open borders of user information, those borders are in the news again. The New York Times reported that after Facebook tightened rules in 2015 to limit the account information that could be hooked into outside companies’ apps and websites, the social network made many exceptions and some previously made special deals ...

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LG plans selling TVs that roll up like posters in 2019

Bloomberg LG Electronics Inc. plans to begin selling big-screen TVs next year that can be rolled up and put away like a poster, the centerpiece of an effort to revive an ailing business, according to a person familiar with the matter. The envisioned 65-inch TVs will retract automatically at the touch of a button like a garage door, the person ...

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Zoox wins first permit to ferry public in robot rides

Bloomberg Driverless car startup Zoox Inc. became the first company to win approval to transport members of the public in its driverless test vehicles in California, according to a statement from the California Public Utilities Commission. While there are more than 60 companies with permits to test autonomous vehicles in California, they are restricted to carrying employees and contractors. With ...

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