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Posted by The Analyst | 06 June 2019 | Science & Tech
Apple targets privacy in upcoming iOS

Apple is offering iPhone users a way to bypass Facebook's and Google's sign-in services when using new apps. (June 3)

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Posted by The Analyst | 06 June 2019 | Science & Tech
Amazon tech show touts advances in robotics

Amazon is hosting tech enthusiasts at its 're:MARS' expo this week in Las Vegas. The online retail giant looks to showcase efforts at innovation across several key tech sectors - including robotics and machine learning. (June 5)

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Posted by The Analyst | 06 June 2019 | Breaking News
Challenger energy supplier Bulb set to expand overseas

The UK's largest renewable energy supplier, Bulb, is set to expand into France, Spain and Texas in the United States, according to the company's co-founder and chief executive.

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Posted by The Analyst | 06 June 2019 | Science & Tech
Apple focuses on speed, privacy with new software

Apple announced upcoming changes to its phone, watch and computer software that highlight its increasing emphasis on digital services, speed and personal privacy. The software updates were previewed Monday at a conference in San Jose, Calif. (June 3)

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Posted by The Analyst | 06 June 2019 | Science & Tech
Congress launches antitrust probe of Big Tech

The federal government may be warming up its antitrust enforcement machine and pointing it at Big Tech. The House Judiciary Committee has announced a sweeping antitrust probe, promising "review of the market power held by giant tech platforms." (June 4)

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Posted by The Analyst | 06 June 2019 | Business
Turning its back on greenback: Russia slashes share of US dollar in international reserves

The Central Bank of Russia continues to work on diversifying its foreign exchange reserves, and is gradually moving away from the US dollar, the head of the regulator Elvira Nabiullina says. Read Full Article at RT.com

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Posted by The Analyst | 06 June 2019 | Politics
‘In Gold We Trust’: Waning confidence in US sends world’s central banks on buying spree

Governments around the world have recently been on a “gold-buying spree.” These countries have a tactful reason for doing so, and this reason is directly tied to the anticipation of the inevitable end of US hegemony. Read Full Article at RT.com

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