The 10 most important things in the world right now

Here's everything you need to know on Friday 30 November

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The 10 most important things in the world right now Here's everything you need to know on Friday 30 November Read More »

Twitter keeps a list of everything it thinks you're interested in — here's how to find it If you've ever wondered what Twitter thinks you're interested in based on your online activities, there's an easy way to find out. Read More »

Amazon's cloud is now embracing an idea that it spent almost a decade trashing — and it's a big sign that Microsoft was right BI PRIME: AWS Outposts bring a little piece of the Amazon Web Services cloud into your own data center. Read More »

GOLDMAN SACHS: Trump's meeting with Xi is likely to make the trade war much worse The Trump-Xi meeting at the G20 summit has three possible paths, Goldman Sachs says. The bank sees more than 50% chance of trade war 'escalation.' Read More »

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Amazon is beefing up Amazon Web Services' IoT Amazon announced a series of new additions to its Amazon Web Services (AWS) IoT platform at its annual AWS re:Invent cloud conference in Las Vegas. Read More »

A 27-year-old entrepreneur who built a million-dollar business with clients like Drake and Lil Wayne says a game he played at age 10 taught him 2 lifelong lessons about money At 27 years old, Larry Morrow is one of the biggest names in New Orleans. He learned to take big risks as a kid shooting dice behind a barbershop. Read More »

I'm a pediatric surgeon, and my experience shows we need to reduce access to guns Now, even more than in previous years, doctors are saying they have seen enough — actually, way too much. Read More »

I've used Apple computers my entire life. Here's why I'm never buying one again. I've decided my current MacBook Pro laptop will be my last. Apple's just not the computer company for me anymore — and they probably agree. Read More »

The US Navy sent a cruiser to challenge China in the South China Sea, and Beijing is not happy about it A US guided-missile cruiser put China's excessive claims in the South China Sea to the test Monday during a freedom-of-navigation operation. Read More »

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