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Why LG stopped making smartphones
News LG, the Korean electronics group, was one of the smartphone market’s first movers. Now it has joined a group of has-beens, such as Nokia. Matthew Partridge reports
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The great global semiconductor squeeze
News The rise of electric cars and booming sales of games consoles, televisions and home computers is driving a global shortage of semiconductors.
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Facebook faces further fights over news
News Facebook has restored news to its Australian users. But its problems won’t stop there.
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How Big Tech was humbled Down Under
Briefings An Australian law forcing tech companies to share their profits with news organisations is a crucial test of the evolving power relations between governments, the media and big tech, says Simon Wilson
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Court decision on drivers’ rights sends Uber’s share price into reverse
News Uber must treat its drivers as staff rather than as self-employed contractors. What does this mean for its prospects?
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What’s in store for Amazon after Jeff Bezos bows out?
News Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s founder and CEO, is stepping down after 27 years in charge. What will change at the e-commerce behemoth? Matthew Partridge reports
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The looming global battle over semiconductor supply
Briefings A shortage of semiconductors – essential components in electronic devices – has spooked businesses and governments. It could even spark future geopolitical conflicts. Simon Wilson reports.
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Cyberpunk 2077: Poland’s Punk project punished
News Polish software group CD Projekt’s much-hyped game Cyberpunk 2077 was expected to sell around 30 million copies at $60 each. But Sony pulled it from stores after it was fund to be full of bugs.
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How to invest in the companies turning Big Data into big profits
Opinion Data has been described as the “new oil” for the internet era. With new gushers being located every day, how can investors cash in? Stephen Connolly gives his overview of the sector
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