Is this the Upside Down? Netflix, a previously untouchable juggernaut in the investment space, has lost a lot of money seemingly overnight. As CNBC’s Jim Cramer puts it, “Netflix went from easy money to hard money in one fell swoop!”. The streaming giant’s valuation is seeing a serious dip, and analysts are trying to figure out what exactly is causing it.

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More than half a million people in Tokyo are being asked to work from home as part of a trial scheme aimed at tackling transport congestion ahead of the 2020 Olympic Games in the city.

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With more and more F&B brands listing their items on popular food delivery apps, access to that single pack of fries, or that delicious dip, or just a regular popcorn is now possible without ever having to leave your house. So, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ordered using one of these food delivery platforms?

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Unless you were living in a cave, you might have noticed a new Internet challenge has gone viral. The #AgeChallenge is where users download the FaceApp app onto their phones and digitally speed up your ageing process. The results are scary to say the least but are they actual privacy concerns that we have forgotten here?

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With a 35% claim to the US movie market, The Walt Disney Co. is showing no signs of slowing its dominance. As the new King roars into cinemas this weekend to rule over everything the light touches, showcasing arguably the biggest technological leap in photorealism since Avatar, Hollywood and all its global territories may well belong to the Mouse for years to come.

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The seemingly endless stream of Facebook privacy scandals of late—including the latest involving users as young as 13 years old—may have you questioning how much the social network and other tech giants actually know about you.

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The idea of ownership is changing, as more "possessions" these days tend to be virtual instead of physical. But do we really own our digital services, or is the belief that we do actually working for them in ways that we rarely think of?

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The idea of ownership is changing, as more "possessions" these days tend to be virtual instead of physical. But do we really own our digital services, or is the belief that we do actually working for them in ways that we rarely think of?

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The idea of ownership is changing, as more "possessions" these days tend to be virtual instead of physical. But do we really own our digital services, or is the belief that we do actually working for them in ways that we rarely think of?

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The idea of ownership is changing, as more "possessions" these days tend to be virtual instead of physical. But do we really own our digital services, or is the belief that we do actually working for them in ways that we rarely think of?

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