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Hyundai Venue Wins Top Safety Pick Award In The US
The Hyundai Venue subcompact SUV has recently bagged 2020 Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in the United States. While the design, platform, and most of the styling are similar to the India-spec model, the Hyundai Venue sold in North America is manufactured in South Korea, and it's not same as the one sol...
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US Eyes Robotics, Longer-Range Weapons to Ensure Edge Over Foes
The US military on Thursday announced new steps to speed up weapons development, cut red tape and tap innovation in the commercial sector, and said robotics and longer-range arms could play a key role in securing US technological superiority.
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Silicon Valley Gender Discrimination Case Heads to Trial
Both sides are expected to make opening statements on Tuesday in San Francisco Superior Court.
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China's Internet Chief Accuses US of Hacking but Says Talks 'Unhindered'
Lu Wei, head of the State Internet Information Office, condemned the use of "superior technology to attack or steal secrets".
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Hyundai Venue Wins Top Safety Pick Award In The US
The Hyundai Venue subcompact SUV has recently bagged 2020 Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in the United States. While the design, platform, and most of the styling are similar to the India-spec model, the Hyundai Venue sold in North America is manufactured in South Korea, and it's not same as the one sol...
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US Eyes Robotics, Longer-Range Weapons to Ensure Edge Over Foes
The US military on Thursday announced new steps to speed up weapons development, cut red tape and tap innovation in the commercial sector, and said robotics and longer-range arms could play a key role in securing US technological superiority.
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Silicon Valley Gender Discrimination Case Heads to Trial
Both sides are expected to make opening statements on Tuesday in San Francisco Superior Court.
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China's Internet Chief Accuses US of Hacking but Says Talks 'Unhindered'
Lu Wei, head of the State Internet Information Office, condemned the use of "superior technology to attack or steal secrets".
