China
Reddit users rally against Chinese censorship after $300 million funding round — Time
Reddit, which boasts 330 million active users and bills itself as the “Front Page of the Internet,” is inaccessible in China, writes Tara Law.
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FBI catches another man allegedly stealing Apple self-driving car secrets — Ars Technica
According to the FBI, "hundreds of the files on Chen's personally owned computer were photographs of computer screens with Apple information on the screen,"...
Chinese drone maker DJI uncovers fraud that could cost it $150 million — CNN
DJI has fired some of its employees after uncovering fraud cases that could cost it tens of millions of dollars, writes Joshua Berlinger.
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How Microsoft has (so far) avoided tough scrutiny over privacy issues — Fast Company
The “original gangster of big tech” has managed to dodge the bad headlines and congressional grilling, writes Daria Solovieva.
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China’s Baidu will help deliver Walmart groceries in self-driving vans — CNN
China's leading search engine will soon be helping make deliveries for Walmart, bringing it into direct competition with Google's driverless technology, according to Sherisse...