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Apple expands independent repair shop program to Mac computers - Reuters
(Reuters) - Apple Inc said on Monday it had expanded a program that provides parts and training to independent repair shops to cover its Mac computers.
Apple initially launched the program last year, but it only covered iPhones, the company’s biggest-selling product. Mac users previously either had to use Apple or an authorized warranty service provider to
U.S. tightening restrictions on Huawei access to technology, chips - Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Monday announced it will further tighten restrictions on Huawei Technologies Co [HWT.UL], aimed at cracking down on its access to commercially available chips.
The U.S. Commerce Department actions expand restrictions announced in May aimed at preventing the Chinese telecommunications giant from obtaining semiconductors without a special license - including chips made by foreign firms that have been developed or produced with U.S. software or technology.
The administration also added 38 Huawei affiliates in 21 countries to
As U.S. targets China tech, TikTok rival Bigo shifts servers from Hong Kong - Reuters
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - BIGO Technology, a smaller rival of embattled Chinese appmaker ByteDance, is shifting servers from Hong Kong to Singapore, out of the reach of a new national security law at a time when it is seeking to emphasise independence from its Chinese parent.
The move, which follows India’s ban on the firm’s apps during this year’s flare-up in
Belarus leader Lukashenko says there will be no new election: Belta - Reuters
MINSK (Reuters) - Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko said on Monday there would be no new presidential election despite calls from the opposition and nationwide anti-government protests, the Belta news agency reported.
“You should never expect me to do something under pressure,” he was quoted as saying. “They
Facebook executive in India files police complaint after report on content practices - Reuters
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A top Facebook ( FB.O ) executive in India has filed a police complaint in New Delhi saying she is receiving death threats after a media report said she and the U.S. social network company allegedly favoured Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party.
Ankhi Das, Facebook’s top public-policy executive
Japan's Mitsui cleared to export gas from West Australian project - Reuters
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Japan’s Mitsui & Co won an exemption from the Western Australian government on Monday to export gas from a new onshore field, in a push to jump start the project and help the state’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
Western Australia said it would ban all exports of onshore gas in a bid to hold down
China's Geely Automobile first-half profit fell; trims full-year outlook - Reuters
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd on Monday booked a 43% drop in half-year profit and trimmed its full-year sales goal, sending its shares down 4%, as the coronavirus outbreak continues to trouble the world’s biggest auto market.
The results come as China’s
IBM rolls out newest processor chip, taps Samsung for manufacturing - Reuters
(Reuters) - International Business Machines Corp ( IBM.N ) announced on Monday a new processor chip for data centers that it says will be able to handle three times the workload of its predecessor.
The IBM-designed Power10 chip will be manufactured by Samsung Electronics Co Ltd ( 005930.KS ) and is
Google says Australian antitrust law would hit small content creators - Reuters
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc’s ( GOOGL.O ) Google on Monday said a proposed antitrust law in Australia forcing tech firms to pay for news that appears on their social media websites would adversely impact individual content creators and channel operators.
Google said the law proposed last month would help big media