Despite Colin Firth, Channing Tatum and Julianne Moore, this star-studded spy sequel doesn’t quite earn its license to kill.
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Commentary: After Washington’s Josh Norman mocks Dallas receiver in a Note 8 ad, Bryant responds … on a day when his Cowboys are crushed.
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The credit-reporting firm says an “incident” in March was unrelated to the massive hack revealed earlier this month.
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The social network’s head of design talks about people misusing its products. He also fields questions about Snapchat Stories and Alexa.
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The makers of Index are hoping they’ve created the only app you’ll need to access all your files, notes and links. “We’re giving people a full control panel for the digital world,” founder Brian Cox told me. Cox said he actually developed Index for his own personal use five years ago. And while he would occasionally give friends a copy, he was too busy developing… Read More
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In a major upset for Apple’s smartwatch brand, it appears that it was a Fitbit, not an Apple Watch, that the Red Sox used as a medium for their sign-stealing in a recent ball game. The news comes from “a major league source” speaking to Boston Globe sports reporter Nick Cafardo. It’s unclear at this time whether the source himself or herself is major league or if they… Read More
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Traeger’s pellet grill cooks barbecue so good it’s priceless.
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Following a directive from the Department of Homeland Security last week banning the use of Kaspersky Lab security software in the executive branch, the U.S. Senate has followed suit. On Monday, the Senate passed an amendment against Kaspersky Lab pushed forward by New Hampshire Democrat Jeanne Shaheen. Read More
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Land Rover’s new large luxury SUV is more refined for the road, but is still quite rugged when it’s time to get dirty.
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Roll up, roll up… there’s another e-commerce mega deal in Southeast Asia courtesy of a Chinese investor. Following on from Alibaba’s $1 billion deal with Lazada and a $1.1 billion round in Tokopedia led by Alibaba, rival Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com has announced a $500 million investment that will create e-commerce and fintech businesses in Thailand. Southeast Asia, a… Read More
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