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    Samsung’s Review Phones Fail, Delivering a P.R. Nightmare

    The company said some of the problems described in reviews of its nearly $2,000 Galaxy Fold phone might be due to the removal of a protective film from the display.

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    Three Movie Subscription Services, and When They’re Worth It

    MoviePass made waves when it launched, but it’s not the only movie subscription designed to lure you to the theater. Here are a few popular ones, who they’re for and whether you’ll save money with one.

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    Lifting Journalism by Knowing What Readers Are Looking For

    Claudio E. Cabrera, who specializes in search engine optimization, describes how he keeps track of what’s hot in search and how that informs coverage — and what the limits are.

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    Investors Value Uber’s Self-Driving Cars at $7.25 Billion

    A billion-dollar investment is meant to prop up a money-losing unit before Uber makes its pitches ahead of a planned I.P.O.

    By Kate Conger

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    Tesla and Elon Musk Are Given Week to Reach Accord With S.E.C.

    The adversaries told a judge they were working to resolve a dispute over Mr. Musk’s statements on financial prospects. Regulators had sought a contempt citation.

    By The New York Times

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    Amazon Gives Up on Chinese Domestic Shopping Business

    The company had long struggled to gain traction in China despite operating there for more than a decade.

    By Karen Weise

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    Here’s Soylent’s New Product. It’s Food.

    The Silicon Valley food-drink of choice is now a ‘complete nutrition platform.’ The beverage plot thickens.

    By Jonah Engel Bromwich and John Herrman

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    Pinterest Prices I.P.O. at $19 a Share, for a $12.7 Billion Valuation

    The shares will begin trading Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol PINS.

    By Erin Griffith

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    Foxconn’s Deal With Wisconsin Should Be Revised, Gov. Tony Evers Says

    Governor Evers, citing an “unreal expectation” of job creation, wants a new agreement with the Taiwanese electronic giant to build a $10 billion plant.

    By Tiffany Hsu

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    The Man Who Made Your iPhone Wants to Run Taiwan. A Sea Goddess Backs Him, He Says.

    The entrance into the presidential race by the billionaire Terry Gou shakes up Taiwan’s political playing field and draws into sharp focus its strained relations with China.

    By Chris Horton

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    As Netflix Contends With More Rivals, Hulu Stands Out

    With 148 million subscribers and a value of $157 billion, Netflix is the leader in streaming. But Hulu, now controlled by Disney, has something Netflix doesn’t: ads. And they are worth a lot.

    By Edmund Lee

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    Apple and Qualcomm Settle All Disputes Worldwide

    Apple and Qualcomm said they had agreed to dismiss all litigation between them worldwide.

    By Don Clark and Daisuke Wakabayashi

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    #WhatsMyName Stresses Safety for Uber Riders

    A South Carolina student was murdered after getting into a car she mistook for her Uber, underscoring the safety risks of ride-hailing apps.

    By Maya Salam

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