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TODAYonline
Chinese quest for technology is aimed at future dominance
TODAYonline
An employee with robots at a plant of Kuka Robotics in Shanghai. China hopes to become a global leader in areas like robotics and medical technology. It has been using its growing wealth to buy into cutting-edge technologies from US start-ups and to ...
Chinese quest for technology is aimed at dominanceThe Straits Timesall 13 news articles »

GeekWire
Can't get technology off your mind? Amazon's Alexa is no help as she sings about her place in the world
GeekWire
If you were sitting at your desk just wishing you had a new ear worm you couldn't shake, you should try on this little ditty from Amazon's Alexa — especially if you work in technologyyyyyyyyyy. I discovered the “Woohoo Technology” song when I heard it ...and more »

CoinTelegraph
China to Use Blockchain Technology in Tax Collection and Electronic Invoice Issuance
CoinTelegraph
China's government has announced that it will use Blockchain technology for tax collection and electronic invoice issuance. This will be a major test case for Blockchain technology as China is currently the second largest economy in the world with a ...
How the technology behind hundreds of billions in assets actually worksHuffPostall 231 news articles »

Financial Post
Restaurants are trying to reinvent food ordering with fun, effortless technology
Financial Post
The cutthroat U.S. restaurant industry is getting increasingly aggressive about technology, enlisting Facebook Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. in their race to make it easier for customers to order and pay for their food. Last month, TGI Fridays began letting ...and more »

Independent.ie
Some 90pc of Irish adults believe technology is making children less active - survey
Independent.ie
The majority of Irish adults believe that children are less active and are eating less healthier diets than 50 years ago. According to a recent survey from Aldi, 90pc of adults believe that technology could be having a negative impact on kids' activity.
Nine out of ten adults believe technology is harming their kid's health new study showsThe Irish Sunall 2 news articles &raqu

Nottingham Post
No Hawk-Eye goal line technology at Oakwell for Nottingham Forest's trip to Barnsley
Nottingham Post
Tuesday night's Championship game between Barnsley and Nottingham Forest will not feature Hawk-Eye's goal line technology. The Football League have confirmed the goal-line cameras cannot be used at Oakwell due to the level of lighting in the stadium.
No goal-line technology at three Championship games on Tuesday night - as stadium floodlights aren't compatibleMirror.co.uk
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