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China still gets annoyed with images showing the famous Tiananmen Square 'Tank Man,' 30 years after he became a symbol of the government's brutality

Chinese troops killed hundreds of protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989. Today, it still tries to erase those memories.

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7 investors and founders reveal 6 reasons Europe has never produced its own Facebook, Google, or Amazon

Despite worthy success stories such as Spotify and Farfetch, Europe hasn't produced a global company to rival ones like Google, Facebook, or Alibaba.

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All the new features Apple is expected to bring to your Mac computer later this year

Apple is expected to unveil its next major Mac update at its WWDC conference on June 3. Here's a look at the new features we're expecting to see.

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American millennials have an average net worth of $8,000 — and it's part of a bigger financial problem the generation is facing

Millennials are financially behind other generations, thanks to increasing living costs and student-loan debt that makes it difficult to save.

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Amazon is acquiring an ad server from bankrupt ad-tech firm Sizmek, giving it a new tool to compete head-on with Google. Here's what it means for marketers.

Amazon is acquiring Sizmek's ad server, which experts say will accelerate its programmatic ad business and compete with Google's dominance.

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We tried Google’s new augmented reality feature for Maps that’s currently available only on its Pixel smartphones, and we don’t know what we’d do without it.

Using your phone's camera, Google Maps identifies your location and places signs and arrows on your screen to show you where you need to go.

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The end of an era: Friday is the last day you can use BlackBerry Messenger

The original BlackBerry Messenger — or BBM, for short — was released in 2005, two years before the first iPhone.

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William Barr just contradicted himself over a key claim he's made about Mueller's obstruction findings

Barr's statement to CBS News is a direct contradiction of his congressional testimony about Robert Mueller's obstruction case.

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A Hamptons mansion on a 58-acre estate just sold for more than 50% off, and it's a sign of the area's flailing luxury real-estate market

The Hamptons estate was asking $75 million and went into contract for $35 million. It's a sign of the area's beleaguered real-estate market.

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