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Put Alexa and Siri to Work - The New York Times Voice-activated helpers can automate life’s little chores, once you get the hang of them. Tesla Value Hits $100 Billion. Will Elon Musk Get a Big Bonus? - The New York Times
The chief executive could get a stock award worth hundreds of millions if the carmaker’s market capitalization is sustained in the months ahead. France Says U.S. Talks Could Produce Agreement on Digital Taxes
France’s finance minister made the announcement a day after the two countries appeared to strike a temporary truce in a trans-Atlantic spat. Analysis Ties Hacking of Bezos’ Phone to Saudi Leader’s Account
Investigators said the phone of Jeff Bezos, the Amazon chief, began behaving strangely after he received a video from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s WhatsApp account. G.M.’s Cruise Unveils a Self-Driving Car. Don’t Look for It on Roads.
The futuristic Origin, which seats six passengers and lacks a steering wheel, will require intensive testing and regulatory scrutiny before it can hit the streets. Netflix Reports a Subscriber Bump as Disney Poses a New Threat
The streaming giant behind “The Crown” and “The Irishman” now has more than 167 million subscribers around the world. Britain Plans Vast Privacy Protections for Children
New rules will require online services to overhaul how they treat the personal details of children in the country. Glenn Greenwald Charged With Cybercrimes in Brazil
Mr. Greenwald is accused of being part of a “criminal investigation” that hacked into the cellphones of prosecutors and public officials. Netflix Reports a Subscriber Bump as Disney Joins the Streaming Party - The New York Times
The streaming giant behind “The Crown” and “The Irishman” now has more than 167 million subscribers around the world. This Company Says It Will Fix Your Smile. It May Shush You if It Doesn’t.
SmileDirectClub, which sells teeth aligners online, has worked to limit information about customer dissatisfaction.