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Licensed Drivers Required for Self-Drivings Cars in California

California, the largest car market in the United States, rules for self-driving cars, on Wednesday requiring a licensed driver inside the vehicle in case of failure in a plan that stresses safety. The regulations by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) are intended to help nurture the State's nascent but fast-growing autonomous vehicle technology industry while allowing traditional car companies and new entrants like Alphabet Inc and Apple Inc to safely deploy their self-driving cars already in development.

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Dot One made it possible to wear your DNA as a scarf

Dot One is the company owned by Iona Inglesby, which is selling a scarf with a print of an individual genetic code. The process involves the person to swab the inside of the cheek to provide DNA sample. Inglesby says that this product has enabled them to highlight the science behind the genetics.

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California set out policies for Google's driverless cars

Google is working hard to bring driverless cars on roads as soon as possible. But California has announced a new set of regulations, which includes the presence of licensed driver on the front seat and special certification. The technology Roll-out is expected to get delayed till 2017 at least.

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Facebook, Google and Twitter Agrees to remove hate speech in Germany

Recent attacks on Syria have caused more than 1 million influx of refugees in Germany, leading to hateful comments on social media. However, Facebook, Google and Twitter have approved the request to erase all the racist comments on their platforms within 24 hours. Due to Germany's Nazi past, the country does not tolerate racist hate speech.

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After the Outbreak, Chipotle Struggles To Find Alternative Food Peparation Method

After a devastating series of food poisoning in its restaurants nationwide in 2015, Chipotle has to change their food preparation practice.

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The Aftermath of China Smog Red Alert

For the first time in since adopting the four-tier emergency response program for air pollution, last week Beijing issued red alert for smog as the air pollution in China get worse.

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Orders from Obama Administration: The Colorado Marijuana Lawsuit Rejected by the Supreme Court

Obama administration supports Colorado and asks Supreme Court to reject the neighboring state pleas. The marijuana legalization is supported by the Obama administration in this case.

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Deutsche Wohnen CEO warns Vonovia $10.9 Billion hostile Bid to Fail

Deutsche Wohnen warned its shareholders that the Vonovia SE $10.9 billion hostile takeover on the company will fail.

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China's Oukitel to Launch smartphone with a battery life of 10 - 15 days

Chinese phone manufacturer Oukitel will launch its K10,000 phone That has a 10,000 mAh battery capable of lasting up to 15 days on a full charge.

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Amazon pulls out hoverboards, questions safety, after fire-related incidents

After a series of hoverboard fire incidents made it to the headlines, Amazon is pulling out the device from its store and is questioning its standards.

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U.S. bombing on ISIS oil facilities finally taking toll

US-led bombing on ISIS oil facilities is finally taking effect, bringing the terrorist group’s $500 million a year income from this business down to only a fraction.

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New Zealand Economy grows faster Than Q3 Forecast

New Zealand's economy grew 0.9 percent in the third quarter, faster than what was expected by economists. It was buoyed by greater spending in the manufacturing and retail sector.

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EBay to Set Up outposts in Shopping Malls to help people sell gift they didn't want after Christmas

To gain more sellers and help people sell their unwanted Christmas gifts, eBay will be setting up physical shops in Westfield Malls on December 26 to 27.

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Wells Fargo Donates $50,000 for San Bernardino shooting victims

Wells Fargo & Company announced Tuesday that it will give $50,000 to the San Bernardino United Relief Fund to help the families of the victims of the shoot out.

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Soon to Come: Droneport, Airport for Drone

Aerodrome will build the world first droneport in the Boulder City, Nevada. This facility is approved by FAA for training and certification of drone pilot.

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Free Crypto Riches: How to Profit from Airdrops 2024

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Food Prices Down in 2024? Time to Revise Your Grocery Budget

It looks like this year will mark the end of rising food costs globally. Oxford Economics projects that global food prices will drop in 2024, providing some respite for consumers.

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Don't Wait! Get Your 2024 Tax Refund Status in Minutes

There are a few simple methods to find out where your return is. You may use the IRS2Go mobile app or visit their "Where's my refund?" webpage.

Strategies to Beat the Heat and Keep Costs Down

As the country celebrates Earth Day, shoppers may have noticed one impact of climate change: rising temperatures are making it harder for Americans to pay their bills, and in some cases, they are even forcing families to decide between purchasing groceries and cooling their houses.

Low-Income Borrowers Face Loan Delinquency as Prices Rise

According to current data and bank executives, U.S. borrowers with lower incomes are finding it more and more difficult to make their loan payments. As a result, banks are becoming more cautious when granting credit cards and auto loans.

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Best Base Memecoins to Invest In April 2024

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