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Samsung announced five major new devices during its Unpacked event, including the company's best shot at Apple's AirPods.

The sign alluded to a recent achievement made by Google's parent company Alphabet, which hit a $1 trillion market cap in January.

The NASA astronauts flying SpaceX's Crew Dragon spaceship will likely become the first people to fly a commercial spacecraft by the end of June.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Airbnb lost $322 million, which could worry investors wary of IPOs from money-losing businesses.

Elon Musk originally endorsed Democratic candidate Andrew Yang, who dropped out of the race after the New Hampshire primaries.

"It gives the gunner as real of an experience as you could have in a virtual environment," a New Jersey National Guard company commander said.

Google's plan to get rid of the cookies that are the bedrock of digital advertising has marketers scrambling.

Boeing is running test flights in advance of regulators testing the 737 Max to see if it should fly again after two fatal crashed killed 346 people.

The Japanese tech giant suffered from its bets on Uber and WeWork, but investors cared more about a judge approving the Sprint and T-Mobile merger.

This is the first time the US has given any details about how it thinks Huawei spies on people though mobile telecoms.

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