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Uber's proposed $100M settlement of class action driver lawsuit rejected

Judge calls the ride-hailing service's offer to settle driver misclassification lawsuit unfair, inadequate and unreasonable.

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Self-driving Uber cars coming this month, says report (CNET Update)

Uber riders in Pittsburgh may soon get a surprise when they request a ride.

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Rumors point to a redesigned OLED screen iPad Pro in 2018

Twitter wants to live stream on your Apple TV, 5G networks could be coming sooner than expected, and new iPhone 7 and iPad rumors.

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Amazon's Alexa Fund just made its biggest investment yet

The online mega-retailer joined a $35 million funding round for the makers of the Ecobee smart thermostat.

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Google to start up startup incubator in San Francisco

CNET's new San Francisco neighbors will focus on developers, startups and resources for emerging markets like India and Brazil.

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<p>To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Best Buy will offer 50 deals for 50 hours.</p>

Best Buy kicks off 50th birthday with 50 deals for 50 hours

Customers are invited to celebrate the retailer hitting the half century mark with discounts on MacBook Pro computers, iPhones, Beats Studio headphones, Samsung UHD TVs and more.

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Gawker.com shuts down for good next week

The 14-year-old website will close shop as Univision picks up Gawker.com's sister sites.

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The NY Times' dying app might leave a larger legacy

NYT Now was aimed at younger consumers, but failed to gain the desired traction.

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Sprint hustles in with new, unlimited data plan

The carrier will offer unlimited talk, text and 4G LTE data for $60 per month for the first line.

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Snowden discusses NSA hack, Cisco to cut 5,500 jobs, NASA preps an asteroid rocket

The former NSA contractor reflects on recent hacks, Cisco says layoffs are coming and NASA is weeks away from launching an asteroid-analyzing rocket.

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US prepares to hand over power of the internet's naming system

The government will pass guardianship of the domain naming system to a private nonprofit in October.

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Beast of the east: Huawei to build phones in India

A presence in India is crucial for the world's third biggest phone maker.

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