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Twitter says attackers downloaded data from up to eight non-verified accounts

Twitter Inc said on Saturday that hackers were able to download account information for up to eight accounts involved in the hack of its systems this week, but said none of them were verified accounts.

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Senator asks Twitter about claim worker was paid to help with hack

Senator Josh Hawley, a Republican who closely follows tech issues, pressed Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey on Friday on whether a company employee had been paid to assist with a hack of high-profile accounts this week aimed at scamming readers.

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US meatpackers try air cleaning tech after COVID-19 outbreaks

Two of the world's largest meatpackers said on Friday they have installed ultraviolet air cleaning equipment in some U.S. plants, as pressure mounts on food companies to protect workers amid growing concerns about airborne transmission of the coronavirus.

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US Republicans seek liability protections as coronavirus aid battle looms

A battle in the U.S. Congress over a new coronavirus-aid bill began on Friday as Republicans were putting the finishing touches on provisions granting liability protections for a wide range of entities resuming operations amid the pandemic.

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SpaceX capsule carrying NASA astronauts slated for Aug 2 return

The NASA astronauts who traveled to the International Space Station in SpaceX's first crewed flight in May are expected to return to Earth on Aug. 2 after spending two months in orbit, a NASA spokesman said on Friday.

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EU leaders deadlocked over COVID-19 recovery plan after a day of haggling

European Union leaders struggled on Friday to close ranks on the main elements of a multi-billion-euro plan to breathe life into their economies ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic that plunged the bloc into its latest crisis.

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Commentary: It was always going to be hard for Huawei to stay in Western markets

Huawei is caught between pleasing increasingly nationalistic Chinese leaders while not alarming nervous governments in Western capitals, says an observer.

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Delta will avoid pilot furloughs if they agree to reduced minimum pay

Delta Air Lines told pilots on Friday it would avoid furloughs if they agreed to reduced guaranteed minimum pay, according to a memo seen by Reuters.

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FTC considering deposing top Facebook executives in antitrust probe: WSJ

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is considering taking sworn testimony from Facebook Inc's top executives Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg as a part of its probe into whether the company has engaged in unlawful monopolistic practices, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

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‘Most Asia-Pac banks, insurers not prepped for pandemics’

kellyng@sph.com.sg

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