2016年5月30日星期一

每日新闻快报:奥巴马;广岛核爆的记忆将永志不忘;安倍晋三发出经济危机警告 消费税或推迟上调; 中联重科放弃收购美国起重机生产商特雷克斯

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奥巴马:广岛核爆的记忆将永志不忘

安倍晋三发出经济危机警告 消费税或推迟上调

中联重科放弃收购美国起重机生产商特雷克斯

美国第一季度GDP数据被向上修正

美联储主席耶伦称可能於未来数月加息

高田气囊事件升级 更多隐患汽车被召回

高通将通过在华合资企业为中国生产定制芯片

中国将为苏丹建造首个核电站

欧盟对朝鲜实施新制裁措施

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2016年5月28日星期六

Reuters Technology Report: May 27, 2016

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Friday, May 27, 2016
Cyber firms say Bangladesh hackers have attacked other Asian banks
WASHINGTON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Hackers who stole $81 million from Bangladesh's central bank have been linked to an attack on a bank in the Philippines, in addition to the 2014 hack on Sony Pictures, cybersecurity company Symantec Corp said in a blog post.
Push for encryption law falters despite Apple case spotlight
WASHINGTON/ SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - After a rampage that left 14 people dead in San Bernardino, key U.S. lawmakers pledged to seek a law requiring technology companies to give law enforcement agencies a "back door" to encrypted communications and electronic devices, such as the iPhone used by one of the shooters.
Facebook expands ads on third-party apps, websites to beyond users
(Reuters) - Facebook Inc said its customers' ads would now be visible on third-party apps and websites to everyone who has ever visited its website, and not just to users logged into its social networking service.
Chinese users criticize Microsoft's push for Windows 10 upgrade: Xinhua
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese users of Microsoft products are criticizing the software company's push to get them to mandatorily upgrade their Windows operating systems, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Friday.
'Replica' bottle from 'flipping' video fetches over $15,000 on eBay
(Reuters) - A plastic water bottle touted as a replica of the one in a "bottle-flipping" video that went viral has fetched a closing bid of more than $15,000 on internet auction platform eBay.
Kuka's CEO says Chinese bidder could be a growth driver
AUGSBURG, Germany (Reuters) - The chief executive of German industrial robot maker Kuka said on Friday he welcomed an impending 4.5 billion- euro ($5 bln) takeover bid from Chinese home appliance maker Midea .
Germany monitoring Chinese takeovers to ensure no loss of technology: source
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is closely monitoring Chinese investment in the country and will consider each takeover on a case-by-case basis to ensure it does not lose key technology, a government source said on Friday.
India's Tata Group enters ecommerce market with apparel and electronics website
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's biggest conglomerate Tata Group launched an ecommerce venture on Friday, as it seeks to cash in on rising purchasing power in a market dominated by deep-pocketed international retailers and startups backed by global tech investors.
Daimler invests 3 billion euro in clean diesel technology
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Daimler said it will spend 3 billion euros ($3.35 billion) to curtail diesel exhaust pollution levels by modifying its engines and exhaust treatment systems including through a software update for some Mercedes-Benz passenger cars.
Exclusive: Verizon turns to former Yahoo bankers for bid - sources
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc is working on its bid for Yahoo Inc's core assets with an investment bank which was, as recently as last year, one of the U.S. internet company's top advisers, people familiar with the matter said.
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