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Wozniak also said he was skeptical that the Face ID feature would work the way it is supposed to.
While the ESTA restoration allows Browder to enter the U.S. legally, travelling internationally remains an issue.
The number of structures lost in California wildfires rose to 8,400 on Monday, but most blazes were at least 90 percent contained.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has 10 direct reports, but only one of them is female.
President Donald Trump presented the Medal of Honor to Army Captain Gary Rose
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Huda Beauty, founded by YouTube star Huda Kattan, has roughly $100 million in sales, sources said.
He said the high price of a stake in Uber is part of what pushed him to back Lyft.
The Pixel Visual Core chip is another win for Intel's artificial intelligence push.
Apple's COO speaks out about the company's interest in AI, on-device computing and health care.
Under Armour's Kip Fulks will take a sabbatical from the company, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
Enrollment could plunge further due to a shorter sign-up season and negative messaging from the Trump administration about Obamacare.
Fidelity Investments chairman Abigail Johnson faces a crisis amid allegations that the mutual fund giant has a men's club mentality.
New York's attorney general launched a probe of The Weinstein Co. following sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
President Donald Trump gives a joint statement with Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong during a White House visit.
Many China watchers are also worried about the rapid growth in household borrowing fueled by real estate purchases.
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