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Samsung's $1,980 foldable smartphone will test the limits of what consumers will pay

Samsung's Galaxy Fold features a foldable display, 6 cameras, and a sky-high price tag.

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  Verizon plans to roll out its 5G mobile network in 30 cities this year

  Engadget
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  Google Maps can now guide you to drug disposal locations

  Engadget

Domino’s falls short, Zuckerberg’s big meeting, Johnson & Johnson under fire

Domino’s, Facebook, Johnson & Johnson, Lyft and Nike are the companies to watch.

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  New study argues US bank CEOs make too much money

  Yahoo Finance
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  What to expect at MWC 2019

  Engadget

Boeing is the most important stock in the U.S. markets

Aerospace giant Boeing is the most important stock in the entire U.S. stock market, argues DataTrek co-founder Nicholas Colas.

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  Microsoft bringing Dynamics 365 mixed reality solutions to smartphones

  TechCrunch
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  What's coming to Netflix in March: 'Triple Frontier' and 'Arrested Development'

  Engadget

The Morning After: Say hello to Samsung's Galaxy Fold

Hey, good morning! The last 24 hours were filled with new phone announcements, and they weren't just from Samsung. If you were looking for something beyond folding devices, we've got accidental mics in devices that Google forgot about, and we'll summarize Huawei's recent problems -- and whether they will really affect the company's continued rise.

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  Spotify finally lands on Garmin's VivoActive 3 Music

  Engadget
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  Microsoft brings some of its Hololens smarts to Android

  Engadget

Stocks end a choppy session higher following Fed meeting minutes

U.S. stocks ended in the green as investors digested minutes detailing the deliberations from the Federal Open Market Committee’s latest meeting.

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  Highlights & transcript from Zuckerberg's 20K-word ethics talk

  TechCrunch
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  Syfy cancels George R.R. Martin’s ‘Nightflyers’

  Engadget

Watch out Facebook, Google Maps on iOS now lets users track their favorite businesses, too

Google Maps for iOS will now allow users to follow their favorite businessesright in the app, the company announced today