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Some doctors worry that those in the tech world think artificial intelligence can not only help clinicians, but even do a better job.
Amazon is speaking to insurers about whether they could contribute products to the price comparison site, Reuters reported.
China is "definitely a target" for Ripple, Jeremy Light, the firm's VP of EU strategic accounts, told CNBC.
Y Combinator President Sam Altman said China had been "an important missing piece of our puzzle."
European stocks closed lower on Friday as investors reacted to corporate earnings, fresh turmoil in Turkey and the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.
European stocks revealed a mixed picture at the market close on Thursday amid a deepening U.S.-China trade dispute and a flurry of corporate earnings.
European stocks closed mixed on Wednesday as investors kept a close eye on corporate earnings and trade tension.
European stocks closed higher Tuesday afternoon as investors monitored global trade tensions and the latest batch of corporate earnings.
More than 300 U.S. newspapers are running editorials Thursday that promote press freedom to counter Donald Trump's attacks on the media, in a move coordinated by The Boston Globe. President Trump has often attacked some media reports as "fake news."
Have you ever wondered why tech companies use blue in their logos? Facebook, Twitter, Samsung, LinkedIn, Intel and IBM all use shades of the color for their entire logos, while Microsoft and Google incorporate it into theirs.
Amazon in the UK cannot make some claims about next-day delivery for its Prime service after 280 people complained they didn't receive items the day after ordering.
CNBC looks at how the computer systems in F1 cars have made their way into regular vehicles.
FIA President Jean Todt discusses his start with the Ferarri team and the current problems facing F1.
F1 experts discuss whether the quieter engine sounds are making the sport less attractive.
Brian Milligan of the Ave Maria Growth Fund discusses retail and consumer spending trends, and specific attractive names in the sector.
Mark Fleming of First American says rising mortgage rates, home price appreciation and lack of new homes may be combining to put the squeeze on affordability.
David Katz of Matrix Asset Advisors says while value stocks have done poorly in recent years, the market is ready for a shift back to that sector.
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