Microsoft will no longer assign China-based engineers to work on products and services used by the US Department of Defense.
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Tibet Mega-Dam Backed by China Despite Environmental, Geopolitical Concerns
China begins construction on a massive $167B dam in Tibet, raising environmental and geopolitical concerns from India and Bangladesh.
Louis Vuitton Faces New Scrutiny Over Data Leak in Hong Kong
Louis Vuitton is under investigation in Hong Kong after a data leak exposed personal information of over 400,000 customers.
Microsoft Detects Ongoing Exploits Targeting Government, Business Servers
Microsoft warns of active cyberattacks on SharePoint servers, urging urgent security updates to protect government and business systems.
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In-N-Out heiress Lynsi Snyder is moving to Tennessee, citing family and business challenges in California.
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