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Kardashians deny faking Roblox sex tape scene
Questions are being asked about a scene in The Kardashians, when Kim's son finds a sex tape ad on Roblox.
CNN streaming service to shut a month after launch
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Crypto firm forced to scrap swastika-like emoji
Binance said the situation was "really embarrassing", after Twitter users noticed the similarity.
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Equity, the performing arts workers union, says actors need protection from computer-generated substitutes.
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Apple staff make bid for first union at a US store
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Kardashians deny faking Roblox sex tape scene
Questions are being asked about a scene in The Kardashians, when Kim's son finds a sex tape ad on Roblox.
CNN streaming service to shut a month after launch
It comes as Netflix has reported a plunge in subscribers in the face of stiff competition from rivals.
Tesla profits soar as customers pay more
Elon Musk's Tesla has raised prices for its electric cars as it faces higher costs.
Crypto firm forced to scrap swastika-like emoji
Binance said the situation was "really embarrassing", after Twitter users noticed the similarity.
Actors launch campaign against AI 'show stealers'
Equity, the performing arts workers union, says actors need protection from computer-generated substitutes.
Netflix hints at password sharing crackdown
The firm needs to sign up new subscribers after losing 200,000 in the first quarter of the year.
Apple staff make bid for first union at a US store
Employees must get signatures from 30% of staff at New York's Grand Central Station for a union election.
CNN streaming service to shut a month after launch
It comes as Netflix has reported a plunge in subscribers in the face of stiff competition from rivals.
Tesla profits soar as customers pay more
Elon Musk's Tesla has raised prices for its electric cars as it faces higher costs.
Crypto firm forced to scrap swastika-like emoji
Binance said the situation was "really embarrassing", after Twitter users noticed the similarity.
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Copyright: AFPImage caption: Google, a US-based multinational, sees huge potential for growth in Africa Tech giant Google has announced that it will build its first product development centre in Africa in Kenya's capital, Nairobi
In 2018 the company announced a $1bn (£770m) investment plan for Africa to capitalise on the growing number of internet users on the continent.
“By 2030, Africa will have 800 million internet users… and Google is committed to accelerating Africa’s digital transformation through enabling human capital,” said Nitin Gajria, Managing Director for Google in Africa.
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