The European Commission has approved Google’s plan to acquire Fitbit after deeming the search giant’s commitments have satisfied competition and consumer protection requirements. In November 2019 Google announced that it intended to buy Fitbit, the San Francisco-based health and wearable company, for $2.1 billion. The deal needs to be approved by a number of regulators
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Alison Wonderland is taking live streaming to the next level with her own virtual universe. In collaboration with Wave, the DJ/producer prevents WONDERVERSE. The live, interactive show is “filled with magic, awe-inspiring spells, and transformative visuals.” WONDERVERSE is described as a “one-of-a-kind” immersive event where virtually anything can happen.” WONDERVERSE takes place in a “fantastical underworld
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The year is at an end, and I think I speak for pretty much everyone when I say: good riddance. (While we don’t have any guarantee that 2021 will be an improvement, it seems like it would have to be.) Among the many unhappinesses of this year, we lost what seems like an unusually large
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Italy has taken another step towards realising its dream of having a single, nationwide fibre network. Utility giant Enel late on Thursday gave the go-ahead to sell up to its entire 50 percent stake in FTTP unit Open Fiber to Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) for €2.65 billion. Enel is prepared to part with
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By Odessa Paloma Parker Date December 19, 2020 Facebook Twitter Erdem announces extended sizing for its collections Photography courtesy of Erdem. Canadian designer Erdem Moralioglu is wrapping 2020 with a message of inclusion thanks to the introduction of his eponymous brand’s extended sizing options. Erdem will now offer pieces in sizes 2-18, starting with its
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It seems appropriate for me to reflect first on the undistinguished chair I’m sitting in as I try to put together a few words to introduce you to this biography of Richard Nelson. I bought the chair long ago in a second-hand store, in Springfield, Oregon. I’ve had to repair it occasionally, to ensure its
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BT’s infrastructure unit Openreach will recruit thousands of engineers next year as it ramps up its full fibre rollout. It has also revealed that it intends to replace its entire vehicle fleet with electric vehicles (EVs) by 2030. Under its current plan, the UK incumbent aims to connect 20 million homes and businesses to its
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