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Chinese phones overtake Apple, Samsung at home
Global brands slump as Apple slips to fourth position on list of best-selling phones in China
China's first large passenger jet makes its maiden flight
China is promoting its new C919 as a rival to the Boeing 737, but the project has been hit with delays
Apple launches $1 billion fund to create U.S. manufacturing jobs
Tech giant vows to hire more American workers amid criticism it relies too heavily on Chinese labor
Will cash-rich Apple make a megadeal?
Its hoard is now nearly $260 billion, prompting speculation about which company Tim Cook might try to buy -- Disney maybe?
9 internships that pay better than "real" jobs
Interns at some of America's biggest corporations earn more per month than most workers
"Smart" credit cards may be over before they started
The once-hyped technology that promised to put all your credit accounts on one card just lost its last major player
Amazon closes in on $1,000 per share
The online retailing giant's shares have popped as earning surge, fueled by its cloud and Prime services
Why billionaire Chris Sacca is "retiring" at age 42
Noted technology investor is quitting the venture capital business and leaving TV show "Shark Tank"
Twitter losing money despite Trump's constant tweeting
The president's avid use of the microblogging platform isn't translating into faster growth -- or profits
Marissa Mayer to exit Yahoo with $186 million payout
The beleaguered Internet company's CEO is stepping away with far more than her $23 million golden parachute
Companies decry Trump plan to eliminate Energy Star program
United Technologies and more than 1,000 other businesses say the program needs more support, not less
Privacy-touting email service Unroll.me caught in Uber backlash
Users of a popular email management service are furious after revelations it sold aggregate information to Uber
Oregon teen sells $1 million in custom socks
17-year-old Brennan Agranoff says he works as many as six hours after school to run his sock business
The AI revolution may not be simply a jobs destroyer
The rise of artificial intelligence is sparking a hiring boom, at least in tech -- and overwhelmingly on the West Coast
Trump faces bipartisan backlash over waiving Russia sanctions
The AI doom scenario you've never heard of may be hardest to stop
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Ex-OpenAI worker who allegedly planted bug contacted Saudi royal
