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Human rights groups say Mexico not investigating spyware claims
Software called Pegasus was sold to Mexico's government by Israeli company
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Bahrain's sovereign fund in talks to invest in SoftBank's Vision Fund
Mumtalakat could join other Gulf state funds such as the Public Investment Fund
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FCC reversal of net neutrality rules expected to be published Thursday
The formal publication in the Federal Register means advocacy groups will be able to sue
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Qualcomm deals blow to Broadcom's bid with sweetened NXP deal
The new deal puts pressure on Broadcom to decide if it will stick with a stipulation in its bid for NXP
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Confidant of Israel's Netanyahu turns state's witness in corruption case
PM's close associate pledges to expose fraud by government and telecom groups
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Syria's Ghouta a 'death sentence' for children under siege
Surge in pro-government air strikes has killed more than 210 people, including 54 children, in Damascus
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Computer shops embrace lucrative business: outfitting cryptocurrency miners
Scores of miners from around the world are traveling to places like Hong Kong and Singapore to buy the rigs
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Seized, but not ceased: Banned charities pose challenge for Pakistan
Islamabad hopes by seizing control of JuD and FIF charities, it can stave off being put on global watchlist
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Philippine leader bans news site from covering his events over 'fake news'
Local news site Rappler has called the move ludicrous and continues to operate pending appeal
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Ancient human remains, Ice Age animal bones found in giant Mexican cave
Researchers say they found 248 cenotes at the 347km cave system known as Sac Actun, near the beach resort of Tulum
