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  1. Uber rival Bolt launches food delivery service in Europe

    Bolt is entering an already-crowded field of competitors in the European food delivery market.

  2. Huawei faces a 'life or death crisis,' CEO says as he lays out 'battle' strategy amid US pressure

    China's Huawei is facing a "life or death crisis" amid continued pressure from the U.S. government, CEO Ren Zhengfei told employees in a memo.

  3. VMware acquires security start-up Intrinsic in ongoing cloud push

    VMware has become accepting of the corporate rush to the cloud. A new acquisition could help it make more revenue as companies adopt a modern approach called serverless computing.

  4. Amazon and SoftBank help UK tech start-ups score record foreign investment

    U.S. and Asian investors poured $3.7 billion into U.K. tech start-ups in the first seven months of 2019, research shows.

  5. Walmart shines light on Elon Musk's thorny SolarCity deal in new lawsuit against Tesla

    In a lawsuit filed in New York, Walmart claims Tesla bought SolarCity to "bail out the flailing company," reviving concerns about the 2016 deal.

  6. Walmart sues Tesla over solar panel fires at seven stores

    After Elon Musk touts Tesla solar on Twitter, Walmart sues the electric vehicle and clean energy company over store rooftop panels that ignited.

  7. 'A couple of dozen' states are considering an antitrust probe of Big Tech, says DOJ official

    Makan Delrahim, of the antitrust division, said state attorneys general have spoken to Justice about starting their own probe into technology companies.

  8. Mastercard says the no-number Apple Card comes with 'enhanced security' users will never see

    The Apple Card is more secure because users get a one-time use number in the Wallet app, says the president of Mastercard's North American operations.

  9. Trump, QAnon and an impending judgment day: Behind the Facebook-fueled rise of The Epoch Times

    The small nonprofit news outlet has spent more than $1.5 million on about 11,000 pro-Trump advertisements in the last six months, more than any organization outside of the Trump campaign itself.

  10. Facebook is giving users a way to wipe their web history

    The move comes as Facebook continues to grapple with its privacy practices and lawmakers' scrutiny over how it uses personal data to display ads.