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The future of Sky may be clearer by the end of this week.

With more job openings than unemployed workers in the US economy, companies are finding it hard to fill jobs.

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A prominent national security blogger revealed last week that she had provided the identity of a source last year to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, a move that led to her becoming a witness in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election meddling.

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Xiaomi's second day of life as a public company is going a lot better than its first.

1. Rebound in Hong Kong: Xiaomi's second day as a public company is going a lot better than its first.

A little more than a month after staffers at The New Yorker declared their intention to form a union, the magazine's top editor said that management won't stand in the way.

Uber is going to add the ability to find a scooter in its app, part of a $335 million round of funding for scooter startup Lime.

Apple and Google are facing questions from House Republicans over smartphone data privacy, suggesting members of Congress are broadening their scrutiny of how the tech industry handles users' personal information.

The problem crops up almost every time there's a big breaking news story: People post videos full of misinformation on YouTube. Whether the "fake news" makers are trying to spread propaganda, or just make a quick buck, the effect is the same: The videos end up confusing users who just want accurate information.

Scooter rental startup Bird Rides is now valued at $2 billion after a recent $300 million funding round, according to a source close to the matter.

Just 80 miles east of Silicon Valley, one of the wealthiest regions in the country, is Stockton, California ? once known as America's foreclosure capital.

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The tech sector has been mostly spared from the stormy financial weather of 2018. But deepening trade tensions could soon bring turbulence to Silicon Valley.

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Samsung is doubling down on India's soaring demand for smartphones by opening "the world's largest mobile factory."

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