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Companies in Mexico embrace AI to resurrect the dead
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What we learned from reporting on global tech this year
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Uber’s big plan for India: buses
Uber Shuttle, a shared bus ride service, is available in two Indian cities. The company plans to launch in three more cities ...
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Rest of World’s 2024 photography contest
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Hong Kong, with expertise in Chinese business and investigations. Previously she covered the automobile business in China for the Wall Street Journal and broke scoops about Chinese EV companies' ...
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Breaking down the world’s tariffs against China’s tech industry
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AI is making Philippine call center work more efficient, for better and worse
BPO workers say AI tools are monitoring their calls, assisting them with customers, and scoring their performance.
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India banned a Chinese app four years ago. Government agencies are still using it
CamScanner was one of 59 Chinese apps the Indian government banned in 2020, amid a border conflict with China.