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Biotechs following gene ruling: What, us worry?
Now that the US Supreme Court has ruled companies can’t patent genes, the decision has been largely met with a collective shrug from the industry.
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'Watch Dogs' video game a sign of the times
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The Playstation War
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Future of 3-D TV is murky as ESPN ends a channel
Viewers in the United States did not buy the hype, and now the eye-popping format is seen as an expensive flop.
Chinese supercomputer named as world's fastest
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Russian tycoon wants to move mind to machine
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