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US-China chip war: Beijing unhappy at latest wave of US restrictions
The US is making it tougher for companies like Nvidia, AMD and Intel to sell existing or new chips to China.
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Twitter glitch allows CIA informant channel to be hijacked
US spies and informants could have been directed to hostile nations through a CIA mistake made on X.
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Pause HS2 land sale, says government big projects adviser
Sir John Armitt tells the BBC the decision to sell the property is a "mistake".
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AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes criticised for half-naked massage photo
Tony Fernandes shared a picture of himself attending a meeting while getting a massage.
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Vodafone and Three deny merger will push up prices
Unions say consumers will lose out if the deal to create the UK's biggest mobile network goes ahead.
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Google boss: AI too important not to get right
Artificial intelligence has the potential for "huge breakthroughs" across industries, Matt Brittin says.
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Apple boss Tim Cook makes surprise China visit
Tim Cook's trip to the city of Chengdu comes as iPhone sales in the country flag.
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Gambling levy could raise £100m for NHS treatment
The UK government is proposing gambling companies contribute 1% a year of what they make.
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Wages overtake inflation for first time in nearly two years
Average pay growth outpacing inflation suggests the squeeze on living costs may be starting to ease.
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Rolls-Royce to axe up to 2,500 jobs in bid to cut costs
The engineering giant says redundancies will be made worldwide as part of a move to cut costs.
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