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10 Things In Tech You Need To Know Today

Jan 30, 2015, 14:42 IST

Good morning! It's a cold and rainy day in London. Here's the tech news you need to know going into the weekend.

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1. Amazon beat on earnings per share in its Q4 earnings. Stock was up 14% on the news.

2. Google stock was down 2% after missing EPS and revenue estimates. Google is stable, and that's boring to investors.

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3. Spotify is looking to raise $500 million in new funding. This could offset the IPO by another year.

4. A Delhi woman allegedly raped by an Uber driver is going to sue Uber. She says the company failed to maintain basic safety procedures.

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5. Xbox Live was down for three hours yesterday. It wasn't a hack, though, just a broken software update.

6. Jack Dorsey went on a tweetstorm to defend Dick Costolo. He sent a series of 17 tweets yesterday.

7. GIF search engine Giphy is raising $17 million at an $80 million valuation. It launched two years ago and lets people search for GIFs.

8. New leaked photos may show a prototype of Samsung's new Android phone. The Samsung Galaxy S6 is coming in the next few months.

9. Alibaba shares were down after the site reported a miss on revenue. Stock was down nearly 10% after the earnings report.

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10. One of Palantir's cofounders has been accused of sexual assault. Joe Lonsdale is named as a defendant in a lawsuit, but he denies the allegations.

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