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Microsoft's Xbox streaming app isn't official yet, but it's already way better than Google's new video game service

Microsoft's Project xCloud is offering twice as many games as Google Stadia during a free test period, and it works on way more phones too.

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Wall Street's war for tech talent is ending as rivals like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs embrace open-source code

Goldman Sachs' data management and delivery platform, Alloy, will have its code publicly released and hosted on FINOS' cloud.

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I don't have diabetes, but I wore an implant that measures the sugar in my blood to see if I could hack my performance. I'd put it back on again if I could.

I wore a tool beloved by Silicon Valley biohackers, in the hope that it would help me learn new things about the way my body works.

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I'm a financial adviser, and I can tell you the only 20-somethings who get enough life insurance through work are the ones who don't need it anyway

Is an employer-sponsored life insurance policy the right amount for most 20-somethings? Only if you don't need insurance in the first place.

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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner met 330 employees to learn the company's culture. Here's the 'superpower' that makes him so popular.

Weiner is the world's eighth most popular CEO. "He knows how to instill the drumbeat of culture, mission, and values throughout an organization."

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'Baby Yoda' GIFs are being pulled down for copyright reasons, but there are too many for the claims to be effective

Having GIFs of 'Baby Yoda,' the viral star of 'The Mandalorian,' being pulled for copyright raises questions on what Disney's usage stance is.

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Elon Musk said Tesla's $39,900 Cybertruck is better than Ford's $28,496 F-150 — here's how they stack up

Elon Musk compared the Tesla Cybertruck to the Ford F-150 during the Cybertruck reveal event on Thursday.

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Uber just lost its license to operate in London thanks to fraudulent drivers

London's transport regulator discovered fraudulent drivers operating on the platform.

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A Harvard Business School professor says that it might be a good idea to shut down Facebook or Google for 'a day or a week in order to show that it is democracy that rules here'

Axel Springer Award winner Shoshana Zuboff shares her take on the rise of big tech monopolies and how we need a more competitive space on the Internet.

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