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Companies to Watch: trouble for Harley, Hasbro shines, change at TD Ameritrade

Harley-Davidson, Hasbro, TD Ameritrade, Microsoft and Google are the companies to watch.

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  Don't expect Apple to switch to USB-C for the iPhone 11

  Engadget
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  Google updates its speech tech for contact centers

  TechCrunch

Amazon will now deliver to the trunk of your Honda

Amazon keeps on expanding its delivery options, perhaps to ensure that youwon't have an excuse not to buy that thing you've just carted

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  Facebook is already awash with fraudulent ads about its own cryptocurrency

  Engadget
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  Apple hires the engineer who led the design of Tesla's car interiors

  Engadget

Watch an electric Ford F-150 tow over a million pounds

Ford is trying to show its rabid pickup truck fans that EVs aren't just forlatte-sipping Tesla pilots

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  Microsoft will pay $25 million to settle Hungary bribery charges

  Engadget
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  What's on TV this week: 'Another Life'

  Engadget

How FAANG stocks fuel real estate demand

FAANG stocks are making a direct impact on real estate demand, says Hessam Nadji, CEO of Marcus & Millichap, buying up office space and warehouses.

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  Google will pay $11 million to settle hundreds of age discrimination suits

  Engadget
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  Apple's latest Tesla hire specializes in car interiors

  TechCrunch

Huawei CEO on partnerships with U.S. companies: 'We have to be more cautious"

Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei says his company is reviewing future contracts with U.S. suppliers.

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  What to expect when Snap reports 2Q results

  Yahoo Finance
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  Apple reportedly in talks to acquire Intel's modem business for $1B+

  TechCrunch

Daily Crunch: Microsoft invests $1B in OpenAI

The Daily Crunch is TechCrunch's roundup of our biggest and most important stories. OpenAI was founded three years ago by Elon Musk, Sam Altman and others with the aim of performing research and development that steers artificial intelligence in a "friendlier" direction. Its deal with Microsoft is an "exclusive computing partnership," with new AI technologies built for Microsoft's Azure platform and existing OpenAI services ported over.