Relcy, a new search engine backed by Khosla Ventures and Sequoia Capital, is one of several upstarts trying to challenge Google on mobile phones.
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Relcy, a new search engine backed by Khosla Ventures and Sequoia Capital, is one of several upstarts trying to challenge Google on mobile phones.
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The use of iris biometrics at Georgia Southern has expanded with access to the campus rec center following successful adoption at campus dining facilities.
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Integrated Biometrics is going to provide over 13,000 Watson Mini fingerprint scanners to help register Brazilian voters over the next couple of years.
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Researchers at the USC Center for Body Computing have developed a new mobile app that allows users to embed biometric heart rate data into shared photos.
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Emerging market equities slippedfor a third straight day on Wednesday, with investors cautiousbefore the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, whilethe Russian rouble rebounded after falling almost 4 percent onTuesday.
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In line with their economic rise, emerging markets have increased in importance in recent years not only as destinations for foreign direct investment but also as sources of investment as well.
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Jane Fraser, CEO of Citigroup Latin America, sees troubling trends for emerging markets. She speaks with Fortune’s Nina Easton.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars flow into these two segments in the week ending Thursday, Oct. 22.
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Investors pumped hundreds of millions in new dollars into U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds tracking emerging markets ahead of news suggesting central bankers will keep monetary policy loose to stimulate global economic growth.
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Goldman Sachs is officially jumping into the mobile-phone software business with the announcement of its latest venture.
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