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U.S. companies swarmed Cuba, uncertain if business profits

The week long trade expo celebration in Havana, Cuba brought it some 50 American businesses, but most of these firms still have no idea how to earn money in the communist-ruled country with a population that has minimum purchasing power.


Google Nexus 6P Problems: Pre-order Delays, Display & Security Errors and More

Users of the recently released Google Nexus 6P are currently experiencing pre-order, display and security problems.

2016 Apple iPhone 7 rumored to be thinnest iPhone ever made; Will iPhone 7, 7 Plus support Apple Pencil?

The next-gen 2016 iPhone 7 is said to be the thinnest Apple iPhone ever made. Rumors indicate that the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will support the Apple Pencil stylus.

Apple TV Update: Sports App Store Integration; Features Bluetooth-Enabled Remote

The new Apple TV now features the App Store, which lets the users select what services they prefer. It also includes an innovative Bluetooth-powered remote control.


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GameStop's Black Friday extravaganza includes two console deals, which are PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, each valued at $299.99. Also, there's an offer that lets gamers save $30 on "Madden NFL 16" and "Need for Speed," among others, as long as they purchase "Star Wars Battlefront."
Rapes are the major problem encountered by women as well as men. The sense of security is long gone in people starting with the age below 10, ruining the remaining life of innocents.
Philips Electronic Inc. announced the release of a pair of Android smartphones, Sapphire Life V787 and Sapphire S616. The smartphones feature SoftBlue that makes anti-blue screen by reducing 86% of the blue lights emitted.
Lenovo recently announced its strategic partnership with Nutanix, an enterprise virtualization company. Their partnership will develop a hyperconverged applicances for agile and scalable cloud computing. It will be a great benefit for Lenovo who just purchased IBM Intel server division last year.
The significant jump in shares of Facebook and Amazon took them into $300-billion club on 4 October. The market capitalization of Facebook soared to $303.6 billion surpassing General Electric's (GE) $299.1 billion.
Britain has unveiled new surveillance law plans that will allow the police and security services to access the records of internet activity of everyone in the country without any judicial check. The new surveillance powers aimed to keep the country safe.
Target, one of America largest retail stores is closing 13 stores across the United States that has been performing badly over the years. The management blames decreasing profit in these stores as the main reason for the closure.
FOX’s Empire wrote a sexy scene for Gabourey Sidibe’s character on its most recent episode. However, the actress received a string of fat shaming remarks from viewers through social media. Sidibe addressed this matter in a blog post she wrote following the episode airing.
Amec Foster Wheeler Plc, a British oil and gas services company, has reduced its dividend payout by 50 percent as continuous fall in oil prices puts pressure on customers' spending.
MetLife Inc suffered 43 percent drop in profit for the third quarter due to bleak investment results and tax costs associated with the UK subsidiary which impacted the financial performance of the largest life insurer in the US.