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The European Commission and consumer protection authorities in the bloc wrote to the three companies in June, asking them to improve their proposed changes to user terms by the end of September, according to letters sent to the companies and seen by Reuters on Monday.
Qualcomm fires back against critics of its case against Apple
Earlier this month, Qualcomm filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission seeking to ban iPhones that use chips "other than those supplied by Qualcomm affiliates."
The French finance ministry considers that the U.S. company had declared in Ireland advertising revenue earned in France and had thus avoided paying corporate tax and value-added tax.
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>Organic ranchers eye Amazon distribution ahead of Whole Foods deal
Analysts and investors have speculated that Amazon is aiming to combine its expertise in order fulfilment with the grocer's facilities to build out delivery of fresh food, but the online retailer has not yet detailed its plans.
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>Alphabet profit drops amid US$2.7-billion EU fine
Alphabet said shortly after the EU announcement that the company would report the whole fine as an expense in the second quarter.
Tech bytes: Musk, Zuckerberg trade insults over AI
Tech bytes: Musk, Zuckerberg trade insults over AI
Elon Musk and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg are taking shots at each other over recent comment’s they’ve made over the future of AI. BNN’s Amber Kanwar and Jon Erlichman discuss.
>Tech bytes: Musk, Zuckerberg trade insults over AI
Elon Musk and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg are taking shots at each other over recent comment’s they’ve made over the future of AI. BNN’s Amber Kanwar and Jon Erlichman discuss.
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Alphabet drops after reporting lower Q2 profit on huge EU fine
David Garrity of GVA Research joins BNN for a look at Google following the company’s latest earnings release. He also talks about why Alphabet’s self-driving car division Waymo is a key driver for the company down the road.
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Toronto the fastest-growing tech market in North America
Werner Dietl, regional managing director for the GTA at CBRE, joins BNN to talk about why Toronto’s tech market is growing faster than NYC and San Francisco’s combined.
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Lessons for C-Suite from recent Petya, WannaCry cyberattacks
Evercore ISI’s Ken Talanian speaks to the damage the latest global ransomware attack has had on multinationals including FedEx, Mondelez and others. He discusses the lessons learned for C-Suite as well as investors.
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>Microsoft posts strong Q4 earnings as it looks to future in cloud and AI
BNN speaks with tech analyst Rob Enderle of Enderle Group for a closer look at the latest quarterly results from Microsoft and the outlook for the company’s business strategy.
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Digging for deals in U.S. dividends as rates move higher
Risks may be rising in the U.S. equity market with valuations above historic norms, but James Morrow, manager of the Fidelity U.S. Dividend Fund, says there are pockets of attractive opportunity in U.S. banks and consumer discretionary stocks. Morrow is also betting on a turnaround at Qualcomm.
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>Second-quarter strength at Rogers driven by wireless: Analyst
Alex Zhao, telecom analyst at Morningstar, says that wireless is the main driver of strength at Rogers, and that continued data demand will help companies in the telecom space.
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Artificial intelligence a growing part of economy as money flows accelerate: PwC
Despite venture capital funding in tech softening in 2017, money flowing into artificial intelligence continues to accelerate. Chris Dulny, national technology sector leader at PwC Canada, talks about the global opportunity this presents for Canada.
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ETF Report: FAANGs lead tech past dot-com era levels
Tech shares, led by the FAANG stocks, have passed the record levels of the dot-com era. BNN's Jon Erlichman and Amber Kanwar tell us how to play the sector through ETFs.
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Trump administration to target Canadian telcos in NAFTA talks
David Heger, senior equity analyst of telecom at Edward Jones, talks about the U.S. plans to target telecom in NAFTA negotitations.
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We’re watching Netflix’s cash burn, but content slate is working: CFRA
Netflix shares soared after new subscribers additions for the second quarter topped analyst expectations. CFRA’s media and entertainment analyst, Tuna Amobi, tells us why the firm reiterates its "Buy" rating on the stock, raising their 12-month price target to $200.
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How the FAANGs are driving up U.S. market valuations
Tim Regan, Managing Director at Kingwest & Company joins BNN to discuss the U.S. markets and why they are overvalued.
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Netflix shares surge on higher-than-expected user growth in Q2
Dan Morgan of Synovus Trust Company joins BNN as Netflix kicks off the tech earnings season. Despite missing on revenue estimates for the second quarter, the company added more domestic and international subscribers than analysts expected.
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Canada’s AI ecosystem still developing, says researcher Andrew Ng
BNN speaks with artificial intelligence visionary Andrew Ng, adjunct professor at Stanford University. He talks about the value this technology holds for society and the potential he sees in Canada’s AI tech base.
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Artificial intelligence is the 'new electricity,' says leading researcher
BNN speaks with AI visionary Andrew Ng, adjunct professor at Stanford University. He talks about Google Brain, Alphabet's initial AI project which he helped create, and the impact this technology could have across all industries.
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McCreath: ‘Have we seen the last of the good tech IPOs?’
Morning Call: BNN Commentator Andrew McCreath tells us Blue Apron is "a bit of a joke" as the company sinks less than three weeks after its IPO.
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Why FAANG stocks haven’t lost their bite yet: Part 2
Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital Markets explains why he believes FAANG stocks still provide opportunities for investors.
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Why FAANG stocks haven’t lost their bite yet: Part 1
Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital Markets explains why he believes FAANG stocks still provide opportunities for investors.
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‘The Uber of swim lessons’: AquaMobile backstrokes into Australia
Canadian tech startup AquaMobile, the "Uber of swim lessons," is set to launch in Australia in a bid to fight seasonality. CEO Diana Goodwin explains the move to BNN's Paige Ellis.
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