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This week in the news, Connecticut-based online travel booking website Priceline Group announced plans to expand its business in China and a device, dubbed the world’s smartest baby monitor, is now on sale for $299. Click and get the latest technology news from around the world.
This week in the news, Israel’s technology industry seems to be immune to the ongoing conflict with Hamas and India’s biggest e-commerce site Flipkart secured $1 billion in funding and aspires to dominate its own domestic market.
Today’s In The News segment will look at some of the major stories from the aviation industry, including the launch of in-flight WiFi by Japan Airlines, a new way to fly to New York and Washington D.C., and airplane maker Bombardier’s plan to cut 1800 jobs.
This week in the news, a new report published by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows that foreign purchases of US real estate jumped to 35 percent last year, with Chinese customers leading the way. Read on and get the latest real estate news from around the world.
This week in the news, Germany’s BWM announced its plan to invest $1 billion in Mexico, the taxi smartphone app Uber got the green light to continue operations in London and Japan’s car maker, Mazda, is hopeful to beat its European sales target this year.
This week in the news, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba announced its plan to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol ‘BABA,’ Samsung and LG have launched rival smartwatches and Fliplingo finally went live this week with its human-powered Twitter translation service.
This week in the news, a new report suggests that 3D printing is making headway in the manufacturing industry, Guidepoint Systems plans to return the majority of its product manufacturing to the United States, and global technology company Laird has recently opened a new manufacturing plant in Vietnam.
This week in the news, the Translation Automation User Society (TAUS) is pushing for a concerted effort to improve overall Machine Translation (MT), Microsoft has unveiled a near real-time voice translator, and a retro videogame gets a fan-made language makeover. Read on to get an in-depth view of what’s happening in the translation world.
Samsung recently announced a new “investigational” device, called Simband, which can give a range of real-time health and fitness information. You’ll also read about a new study that shows a sharp rise in worldwide obesity and the new age restriction on tanning beds.
With China’s property sales down 7.7 percent in the first quarter, many investors fear that the country’s housing bubble could burst at anytime. Read on to find out about Moody’s take on China’s real estate. You’ll also read about China and Russia’s $400 billion gas supply deal and the success story of China’s biggest online retailer, JD.com, on its first day of trading.
