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Waze now shows road toll prices along your driving route – TechCrunch

Navigation app Waze is making getting to where you’re going even easier – or at least more transparent. A new…

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Kencko chugs down $3.4M to help you get more fruit and vegetables in your diet – TechCrunch

Kencko, a company that wants to help people eat more fruit and vegetables in their daily life, is entering feast…

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Amazon expands Transparency anti-counterfeit codes to Europe, India and Canada – TechCrunch

Amazon is no stranger to the nefarious forces of e-commerce: fake reviews, counterfeit goods and scams have all reared their…

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Careteam aims to unite patients and healthcare providers with a platform approach – TechCrunch

How best to untangle the Gordian knot that is navigating your own healthcare? It’s a tricky question, and one that…

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Creative Destruction Lab’s second Super Session is an intense two-day startup testbed – TechCrunch

Canadian startup program Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) escapes succinct description in some ways – it’s an accelerator, to be sure,…

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Watch SpaceX launch Canadian observation satellites aboard a re-used Falcon 9 – TechCrunch

SpaceX has a launch scheduled today from California’s Vandenberg Air Force base, currently targeting a launch window of 14 minutes…

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Telegram’s crypto tokens are (kind of) going on sale to the public for the first time – TechCrunch

Telegram, the most hyped ICO in the history of ICOs, is finally making its tokens available to retail investors through…

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Huawei CFO faces January 2020 hearing as lawyers brace for trade war drama

The extradition battle over Meng Wanzhou could run until at least October 2020, according to plans announced by the British…

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The Slack origin story – TechCrunch

Let’s rewind a decade. It’s 2009. Vancouver, Canada. Stewart Butterfield, known already for his part in building Flickr, a photo-sharing…

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Facebook hit with three privacy investigations in a single day – TechCrunch

Third time lucky — unless you’re Facebook . The social networking giant was hit Thursday by a trio of investigations…