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2023-07-12 19:29

TSMC confirms supplier data breach following ransom demand by Russian-speaking cybercriminal group
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US students grade their schools a B- on average, according to new report
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Astronomer uncovers ‘direct evidence’ of gravity breaking down in the universe
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Critical Nursing Shortage Drives 117% Customer Spike for UbiSim Immersive Virtual Reality Simulation Training Platform
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Canada's Bell deepens news industry gloom with 1,300 job cuts
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2023-06-15 03:51

U.S. chip lobby presses Biden to refrain from further China curbs
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Temu-Owner PDD Soars 12% After Sales Defy Chinese Gloom
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