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What's Facebook's deal with Donald Trump?

Mark Zuckerberg has forged an uneasy alliance with the Trump administration. He may have gotten too close
Rajiv Singh
Chinese home security cameras present privacy risk: Hero Electronix

Nikhil Rajpal, CEO of Hero Group's electronics venture, claims that rival Chinese and other brands don't offer encryption
How to succeed in your office job when there is no office

Three months into the work-from-home era, some best practices are emerging
Ambit Research
Ten interesting things we read this week

Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Business (Tech giants on a shopping spree; supply chain shocks can derail green shoots of recovery), Economy (Most EMs face a recession), Lifestyle (Focus on one thing to achieve anything; Shift small habits for big wins) and Coronavirus (India's comfort food tells the story of its pandemic; Great cities after pandemic)
Britain grapples with its racist past, from town square to board rooms

Two prominent firms, Lloyd's of London and Greene King, have acknowledged their ties to the slave trade and pledged to make amends
Space balloon rides: Will they work this time?

Seven years ago, entrepreneurs planned trips to the stratosphere, but tourists never got off the ground. They're trying again
Facebook removes Trump ads displaying symbol used by Nazis

Nazis used a red triangle to classify political prisoners during World War II. The Trump campaign said the red triangle in its Facebook ads was associated with antifa, a claim experts rejected
Harichandan Arakali
'We will see fundamental changes in the way people commute': Vogo CEO

Volumes of longer-term rentals are surging as commuters seek the combination of safety and personal use, avoiding multiple users of the same scooters, says Anand Ayyadurai
India wins seat on UN Security Council

Mexico, Ireland, Norway, are other countries to be elected; India and Mexico ran unopposed
Forbes India
How much Chinese money is in Indian startups?

At least 16 unicorns, including Ola and Byjus, have at least one Chinese investor; they have pumped in more than $5.8 billion in Indian startups over the past seven years

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