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Microsoft bags $10bn Pentagon contract for JEDI ‘war cloud’ project, edging out presumed frontrunner Amazon
After months of wrangling over the bidding process, tech giant Microsoft has landed the job to develop the Pentagon’s multi-billion dollar “war cloud” storage system, a contract many assumed would go to Amazon. Läs mer...
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US nuclear bombs at Turkish airbase complicate rift over Syria invasion
US officials said to be looking at moving nuclear devices as Congress plans sanctions. Läs mer...
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‘Isis Version Two’
Malaysia, Indonesia fear return home of fighters jailed in Syria after Trump’s troop withdrawal. Läs mer...
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How has my country voted at the UN?
We analysed 6,112 roll-call votes from the UN General Assembly from 1946 to 2018. Läs mer...
Facebook continues to mock users
Facebook expects record $5 BILLION fine from FTC over privacy violations
Citing "a $3.0 billion legal expense accrued in the first quarter of 2019 related to the ongoing US FTC matter" in its quarterly financial statement,
Facebook later admits the penalty might be higher: "We estimate that the range of loss in this matter is $3.0 billion to $5.0 billion," the statement reads, adding that "the matter remains unresolved, and there can be no assurance as to the timing or terms of any outcome.
Read more at – Facebook expects record $5 BILLION fine
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BREAKING NEWS - Something Very Big Has Just Happened
Trump sparks guessing frenzy with cryptic tweet amid reports of al-Baghdadi's death. Läs mer...
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US Treasury Secretary: 'We can shut down the Turkish economy'
Steven Mnuchin threatens 'very significant' sanctions if Ankara targets civilians in campaign against Kurdish forces. Läs mer...
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Netflix to pass 150m global subscriber mark as domination goes on
Streaming giant’s first-quarter results are expected to show healthy increase in revenues. Läs mer...
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17 minutes of carnage: how gunman broadcast his killings on Facebook
A gunman who killed 49 people at two New Zealand mosques live-streamed the attacks on Facebook for 17 minutes using an app designed for extreme sports enthusiasts, with copies still being shared on social media hours later. Läs mer...
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Cowardly West too weak to punish its ISIS recruits – so hands dirty work off to Third World justice
By refusing to repatriate citizens who fought for the failed caliphate, France, UK and the US are admitting the impotence of their legal system and betraying the principles of fair justice on which their societies were built. Läs mer...
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Netflix to pass 150m global subscriber mark as domination goes on
Streaming giant’s first-quarter results are expected to show healthy increase in revenues. Läs mer...
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Six people who prove capitalism is broken in America
Over the last few years, the Guardian talked to many people for whom capitalism isn’t working – here are a few of their stories. Läs mer...
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‘Fully prepared to destroy economy
Trump sanctions Turkish officials and raises steel tariffs & stops $100bn trade deal. Läs mer...
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How Will Trump's Iran Oil Gamble Affect The Global Economy?
We look at US sanctions on Iran and whether there is enough oil from the US, Saudi Arabia and UAE to fill the void. Läs mer...
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Trump: 'Saudi Arabia buys a lot, I don't want to lose them'
US president reiterates support for the Saudi monarchy citing Riyadh's large purchases from American companies. Läs mer...
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