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Hasan Minhaj.
Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Wednesday.
- $4. Just 40% felt they had fair compensation compared to other firms.
- $4. The episode had been critical of Saudi Arabia.
- $4. Victims and abuse experts have warned such computer-generated videos are disproportionately weaponised against women.
- Netflix has poached its new CFO from Activision Blizzard according to Reuters>$4. Spencer Neumann is expected to start his new role at Netflix in early 2019.
- $4. Policy changes mean that his nuclear energy project, TerraPower, is scrambling for a new partner and a place to run a pilot.
- $4. The company calls the police to flag suicide threats, but experts said it isn't always clear that its methods are accurate or safe.
- Dell has returned to the stock market after five years as a public company>$4. Wall Street valued shares at $34 billion.
- $4. The company will offer crowdfunding and lending nationwide across China.
- $4. Familiar names like TikTok rank alongside newer players such as social content platforms Helo and SHAREit.
- $4. Gett, initially marketed as a rival to Uber, has failed to gain much ground against the competition.
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