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Amazon
Amazon Books Should Open Where They're Most Needed
Manhattan is not hurting for bookstores, but Queens and the Bronx are. Amazon Books should look to the outer boroughs for its next outpost.
Hackers
Hackers Can Use Subtitles to Infect Your Devices
Researchers from security firm Check Point said 'hundreds of millions' of devices running media players such as VLC, Kodi, Popcorn Time and Stremio are at risk.
Uber
Texas Legislature Overrules Austin, Allows Uber and Lyft to Return
They're expected to open Monday right after the governor signs the bill into law.
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Facebook
Facebook 'Trending' Section Is Getting a Little More Useful
Now, when you click on a trending topic, you'll see a carousel with stories about it.
Mark Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg: Some Tech Is Worrying, but Not Facebook
In his Harvard commencement address, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg reminisced about his intentions for starting the social network.
News and Trends
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iPhone 8 Will Be Good for Selfie Lovers
Plus, luggage startup Away and dog food subscription service The Farmer's Dog have closed some major investment deals.
Cannabis
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First Year of Recreational Marijuana Sales Are a Tax Windfall for Oregon
Legal cannabis will yield more than $200 million yearly for schools, public health and policing.
Tesla
A New Report Slams Tesla Working Conditions, Claims Employees Have Suffered Twice as Many Serious Injuries
Tesla is continuing to come under fire for injury rates at its flagship plant in Fremont, Calif., but the electric carmaker says factory conditions are improving.
Selfie
Selfies Could Fool the Galaxy S8's Iris Scanner
A hack demonstrates that the iris scanner in Samsung's new flagship smartphone could unlock the device when presented with a photograph of the owner's eye.
Apple
Apple Wants to Teach You How to Make Apps
The full-year curriculum, available as a free download in Apple's iBooks Store, promises to teach students how to 'code and design fully functional apps,' Apple said.
Google
Whether You Buy Online or in Stores, Google Will Know
Google's advertisers will soon be able to measure the success of their online campaigns based on credit card transaction data from physical stores.
YouTube
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Who's the Next PewDiePie?
YouTubers with an authentic voice are using the platform to turn 15 minutes of fame into cross-promotional multimillion-dollar brands.
Millennials
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It Turns Out, Millennials Are Happiest With Their Health Benefits
They are also more likely to be actively engaged in choosing a plan.
