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The Small Business Recovery

How businesses can use tech to punch above their weight — even in the middle of a pandemic

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AOC isn't happy about Palantir's listing

Rep. Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Jesús "Chuy" García sent a letter to SEC Chairman Jay Clayton on Sept. 17, saying that Palantir ought to disclose information that presents "material risks" before listing.

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Amazon plans to scan your palm

The company announced Amazon One this morning, a new palm scanner that will be used to grant customers access to Amazon Go stores. It also said it plans to let third-parties use the service too.

Extended Microsoft outage takes out Office 365, Outlook and several other cloud services

Multiple Microsoft cloud services, including widely used tools like Office 365 and Outlook, were down for several hours Monday afternoon after the company rolled out a change to its code that it later attempted to roll back. Microsoft Teams, Dynamics365 and the Power Platform were also inaccessible for several hours starting around 2:30 p.m. PT.

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Apple vs. Epic case could go to trial in July 2021

The battle over the App Store could go to trial next summer, as Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers told the companies that they were "looking at a July trial date."

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Uber kept its London license

After a long court fight, a judge ruled that Uber was "fit and proper" and could keep operating in the U.K. captial, the company's biggest European market.

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