Malaysian Minister Paul Low said that the government would soon utilize phone tapping and employ internet monitoring devices to eradicate corporate and government corruption.
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Tesla's claim of safest car ever muted by NHTSA
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Hero keeps gunman calm, saves school
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Digital analytics corporation ComScore said Yahoo beat Google for the month of July with 196,564,000 visits.
Analysts of UBS boosted their sales projections for Apple and increased their price target to USD560 per share.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg would lead a project focused on making web access affordable for the 5 billion individuals worldwide who are not online yet.
Microsoft Corp currently offers free Surface RT tablets to schools where students utilize the Bing search engine.
CenturyLink Inc would receive USD54 million from the Connect America Fund of the FCC to finance the broadband services in suburban homes of high-cost areas.
The Silicon Valley startup would use the funding to employ new engineers for its latest wearable and programmable computing device.
HP shuffled its key executives as CEO Meg Whitman hoped to post a revenue growth in 2014. On Wednesday, Hewlett-Packard Co rearranged its executives, reappointing a star official to a new role that would identify possible acquisitions.
Hewlett-Packard said it generated USD1.39 billion or 71 US cents from every share during the third quarter, 8% short with total revenue of USD27.2 billion.
There were 120,000 applications available in the BlackBerry World and 47,000 of the apps offered for download were made by a single developer.
