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Russia still has 10 Chernobyl-style reactors that scientists say aren't necessarily safe

Nuclear scientists worry that the type of reactor that exploded during Chernobyl, an RBMK, could pose a safety risk in Russia.

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The stock market will soon be without its biggest source of buying power — and its absence will make the next crash even more painful

The invisible safety net that's kept stocks afloat during the bull market is on its last legs. One expert explains the negative impact that will have.

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The next big update for Apple's computers is called Catalina. These are the new features you can expect.

Mac owners can expect a big overhaul for Apple's native apps and improved iPad support when Catalina replaces macOS Mojave later this fall.

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Apple's latest version of the iOS operating system isn't coming to some older iPhones — here are the iPhones that are getting iOS 13

iOS 13 will only be available in four generations of iPhones, where previous versions of iOS supported more iPhones.

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Everything you need to know about hybrid cloud, the $63 billion market that even Amazon is embracing after years of shunning it

After the rush to the cloud, where tech giants led by Amazon are thriving, businesses are now embracing a hybrid version that could be a bigger trend.

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The iPad just had its best day ever

The iPad is finally going to be the best computer it can possibly be — and it's all because it's leaving iOS.

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3 big rumors about Anthony Joshua's knockout loss are being denied by the fighter's promoter Eddie Hearn

Anthony Joshua is rumored to have been knocked out in sparring, had a panic attack backstage, and walked to the ring with a concussion.

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Apple is getting roasted over its $1,000 stand for a computer screen

Apple's Pro monitor itself starts at $5,000, but the stand to hold it is not included and costs another $1,000. The full package starts at $12,000.

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What HBO's 'Chernobyl' gets right (and wrong) about the world's worst nuclear power plant accident

The HBO series "Chernobyl" is mostly accurate, but the writer had to invent a character and change the chronology of a few events.

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