The world’s largest watchmaker by revenue, Swatch, is attempting to develop the next big thing in wearables for the Chinese market.
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The world’s largest watchmaker by revenue, Swatch, is attempting to develop the next big thing in wearables for the Chinese market.
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August, the San Francisco-based maker of smart door locks that can be controlled from a mobile phone, said today that it’s expanding its products to include an accessory keypad for its locks and a…
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Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay an official visit to Kazakhstan in mid-October.
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Kazakhstan: Activists Arrested for “Fomenting Strife” Online EurasiaNet Police in Kazakhstan have thrown two activists behind bars on suspicion of fomenting ethnic strife through postings on social networks in which they quoted from an old,…
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England U21s won their second Euro ’17 U21 qualifying game with a 3-0 win over Kazakhstan U21s. Chelsea’s Loftus-Cheek opened the scoring, Nathan …
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1. Long live friendship. Poland and Kazakhstan; 2. Alatau park of innovative technologies: how innovations are nourishing Kazakhstan economy; 3. China’s …
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EurasiaNet China, Kazakhstan Planning New Special Forces Cooperation EurasiaNet China is giving new military aid to Kazakhstan and the two countries are planning joint special forces training, as Beijing slowly but steadily increases its military…
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MasterCard announced it will provide its tokenization services to commercial card issuers so corporations can load payment cards onto digital wallets.
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Zwipe has raised more funding and plans to roll out its biometric cards in 2016.
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Once, people scoffed about ordering food through their phones. Now, Domino’s is blowing away the competition doing just that.
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