Tech condemns Trump: Apple, Microsoft, Airbnb oppose separating families at the border
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Tech condemns Trump: Apple, Microsoft, Airbnb oppose separating families at the border

The tech industry is increasingly challenging President Trump on social issues.

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Amazon’s Alexa for Hospitality handles hotel checkout, pool time and more

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IBM computer debates humans -- and wins -- in a nuanced competition

IBM computer debates humans -- and wins -- in a nuanced competition

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