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Amazon’s Prime Video Available Globally Except In China

Amazon's video-streaming service Prime Video has been launched globally, bringing most of its popular contents to more viewers worldwide. Subscribers will have to pay half the price ($2.99) for the first six months, and the original price of $5.99 for the following months.


Uber Rolls Out Self-Driving Car Fleet, Faces Backlash From Regulators

Months after the rollout in Pittsburgh, Uber lanched its self-driving car fleet in California. State regulators asked the company to cease its operations of self-driving vehicles because of a lack of proper testing permit.

One Billion User Accounts Hacked In Yahoo Cyber Security Breach

Yahoo disclosed a 2013 cyber security breach that may have stolen data from around one billion users worldwide. This is the second disclosure of the company about hackers' intrusion in their system. Yahoo announced a 2014 attack in September.

India Pledges $500,000 To UN Central Emergency Response Fund

India promised to contribute $500,000 to UN Central Emergency Response Fund. In a pledging conference, outgoing Secretary General Ban Ki-moon made a plea for funding to support its missions of providing immediate humanitarian assistance to people who require urgent help.


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The il and gas industry had slowly rising under Trump's winning as the next President of the United States.
Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicie said that a phone app can help our cardiovascular to work well.
Sapiens International Corporation has increased its presence and investment in the Nordic region with the establishment of a new head office in Copenhagen, Denmark. Helle Hølmer has been appointed by Sapiens to be the Nordic regional director.
The landscape for the investment industry remains uncertain as the financial advisors and broker-dealers are yet to know the intention of the incoming administration regarding the fiduciary rule. The rule was passed earlier this year and is scheduled to take effect on April 10, 2017.
Perry L. Pe, the president of the Management Association of the Philippines, said that businesses would thrive better if the government shifts to federalism. He said that the call of President Rodrigo Duterte to transition into a federalist form of government would promote regional competition and support the growth of investments.
Unconfirmed reports surfaced about Apple meeting with the telecommunications giant SoftBank for a $1 billion investment in the latter's tech fund. The fund is set to be launched next year to support emerging technologies.
Dieselgate: EU Research Suggests Defeat Device In Brand-New Audi A3 Evaluations and tests have conducted by the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission "suggest that Audi has manipulated the diesel engine of its best-seller A3," Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung wrote today in an exclusive report.
Hundreds of Scientists and Supporters Gather to Rally Against Attacks on Science. Wearing their lab coats, scientists hoist signs saying "Ice has no agenda, it just melts" have rallied in San Francisco to defend climate-change research ahead of a skeptical Trump administration.
5 life lessons from Alan Thicke Hollywood actor Alan Thicke, who died Tuesday at 69, offered plenty of parental advice during his career, first as a beloved TV dad on the 1980s sitcom Growing Pains, and later in his own (tongue-in-cheek) books on parenting.
Rodrigo Duterte: I Murdered Drug Suspects Myself! Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has announced he personally killed suspected criminals when he was mayor of his home city of Davao in the Philippines, cruising the streets on a motorcycle and "looking for trouble".