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London regulator says Uber not fit to operate in city

London's transport authority TfL refuses to reissue Uber's license after September.

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No crowds at Apple stores in China as iPhone 8 launches

The iPhone 8's arrival was met with cold response in China, prompting staff at Apple stores to remove crowd control barricades.

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Uber loses license to operate in London

TfL, London's transport regulator, rejected the company's license renewal request due to Uber's "lack of corporate responsibility."

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Walmart tests straight-to-fridge delivery service

The retail giant is working in partnership with August Home.

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Apple TV 4K reviews, Facebook ads to track physical store visits

Today's major tech headlines include Apple TV 4K reviews hitting, HTC sending 2,000 employees to Google and Facebook's new ad tools letting business target those who visit physical stores.

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Google Doodle celebrates first day of autumn

Not a pumpkin spice latte in sight.

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Favorite features in iOS 11 in 60 seconds

Whether you have an iPhone or iPad, these are the features you need to know in Apple's iOS 11.

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Google's $1 billion HTC deal is too much for my emotions

Commentary: I’ve spent years hoping HTC would bounce back. Its deal with Google makes me nervous.

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Facebook turns over election ads linked to Russia

CEO Mark Zuckerberg also outlines the company's plan to stop future election interference online.

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Facebook will hand over 3,000 Russia-linked ads to Congress

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg also vows to protect "election integrity," promising more transparency around political ads.

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Is the new Apple Watch really that bad?

Apple Watch Series 3 and iPhone 8 and 8 Plus reviews are in. Apple's phone is fast but leaves out gigabit LTE, and IKEA's new ARKit app is our happy place.

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Facebook ads will target people who visited physical stores

The move comes as the social network faces increased scrutiny over its advertising tools.

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