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Sen. Carl Levin, (D-MI), questions Tim Cook, Apple CEO, and Phillip Bullock, Apple's head of tax operations about whether income from Apple Sales International and AOI is paid in the United States or Ireland.
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The new law is designed to move the FDA into preventive mode from the reactive mode in which it has operated historically, swooping in only after an outbreak has occurred. Yet it remains an open question whether the FDA will be able to invest in the staff, training or technology it needs to implement the rules it has spent two years crafting.
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Some in the industry believe that the technology at the center of the move to mobile money may fail to take off, meaning the deals could be prove to be a gamble.
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*Czech Republic, Ireland, Portugal, Romania among targets. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 27- Hackers targeted dozens of computer systems at government agencies across Europe through a flaw in Adobe Systems Inc's software, security researchers said on Wednesday, while NATO said it too had been attacked.
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Hackers targeted dozens of computer systems at government agencies across Europe in a series of attacks that exploited a security flaw in Adobe software.
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CNBC's Jon Fortt has the update from Apple's annual meeting. And, Kevin Landis, FirstHand Funds, explains why he is concerned with the company's cash-flow, not just its cash hoard.
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As the Apples and Samsungs of the tech world dominate smart phone markets in the developed world, Finland-based mobile maker Nokia has set its sights elsewhere: the rural and isolated populations of the developing world. The Global Post reports.
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Hewlett-Packard said on Monday it will sell the webOS operating system to South Korea's LG Electronics.
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The government of Iceland is drafting plans to ban pornography, in print and online, in an attempt to protect children from a tide of violent sexual imagery.
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A modern BlackBerry with a physical keyboard might not arrive in the U.S. until May or June, a month or two behind other parts of the world, the CEO of the smartphone maker suggested in an interview.
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Openness. Choice. Balance. These are the early buzzwords at Mobile World Congress, the industry's massive annual confab.
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Feb 24- Hewlett-Packard Co announced the launch of a $169 tablet powered by the Android operating system, a centerpiece of the company's effort to expand in mobile devices and reduce its dependence on the shrinking personal computer market.
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CNBC's Seema Mody reports that BlackBerry shares have been downgraded to sell at MKM Partners. MKM cites the delayed BB10 launch and a lack of apps as some of its concerns.
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Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman told CNBC on Friday that there are no plans to break up the technology company and that revenue growth will accelerate in 2014.
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The day after PepsiCo bottling deal in Thailand expired, its partner of 59 years launched its own soft drink.
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*Italy is Europe's second biggest manufacturer. Italy is trying to compete with Vietnam on costs. But Italy is the Vietnam of research.
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Crowdtilt CEO James Beshara delivers his Power Pitch. Does his social crowdfunding site have what it takes to succeed?
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Apple is "extremely cheap" because "the stock will be at $600 [again] in the next 18 months," Howard Ward, Gamco CIO for Growth Equities, told CNBC.
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Foxconn has imposed a recruitment freeze across most of its factories in China as it slows production of Apple's iPhone 5.
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Research In Motion attempted to turn around its fortunes in January with two brand new devices, new software and a name change. But for many the real head-turner was the unusual appointment of soul singer Alicia Keys as global creative director.
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Jim Hagemann Snabe, Co-CEO of SAP, tells CNBC that the technology industry is going through a relatively large change and their innovation strategy has paid off.