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Germany may penalise Facebook $715K fine

Germany may require Facebook a fine of €500,000 (AU$715,000) for not removing fake news and hate messages within 24 hours after the social media platform has been notified.
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Woolworths wins Mind the Gap case from ACCC

Woolworths won its Mind the Gap case from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on Thursday as the Federal Court dismissed the case.
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BMW remotely locks a car with an alleged thief inside

BMW's remote locking mechanism helped Seattle Police Department to nab an alleged thief. The 38-year-old man found the car unlocked and took it for a ride. When the owner reported the theft, police contacted BMW and requested for assistance. The company locked the vehicle remotely trapping the suspect inside and the police arrested him.
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Amazon Go: Retailer introduces new means to check out at the grocery

Amazon has introduced an advanced grocery store where customers can buy products without standing in the checkout lines. This is possible with the help of the Amazon Go app, which keeps a track of the products being removed from a shelf and kept back.
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Melanoma news, cure & treatment: Australian researchers develop breakthrough melanoma blood test; Liquid biopsy detects cancer within hours

Victoria is rolling out a revolutionary melanoma blood test that can diagnose the disease within hours, thereby greatly improving patients’ chances of overcoming the disease. This liquid-biopsy is an Australian-first that allows patients to begin treatment immediately. It cuts weeks off the time taken to detect the fatal skin cancer.
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Anti-psychotic drugs harmful to dementia patients, say experts

Experts are concerned of the overuse of anti-psychotic drugs prevalent nowadays. They say that these may damage brain and will even lead to early death. However, critics oppose the argument, contradicting the theory for lack of scientific evidence. Most of the claims are exaggerations, they say.
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National Australia Bank survey shows Australians consider happiness as success

Rethink Success, a National Australia Bank whitepaper, revealed that 57 percent of Australians consider happiness as the basis for success in life. It was followed by having strong relationships, feeling fit and healthy, being a good person, having a good marriage, having good mental health and being control in own's life. More than 2000 people participated in the survey between ages 16 and 70.
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Perspiration cure: Expert tips to combat sweaty armpit problem

University of California-San Francisco Medical Center’s assistant clinical professor of dermatology, Dr. Jenny Eileen Murase, says that people who sweat excessively do not realise that they have a treatable medical condition.
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China ranks as Australia's No.1 wine importer

China is Australia's biggest wine market today as it overthrows the United States. According to Wine Australia, the demand increases more than 50 percent to $474 million for the past 12 months. The US market ranks second with $448 million, while UK ranks third with $361 million.

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