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Google celebrates Legally Blonde’s 20th birthday with stylish Easter egg – CNET
“Whoever said orange is the new pink was seriously disturbed.”
Porsche to suppliers: Switch to green energy or lose business in the future – Roadshow
The German carmaker specifically said suppliers will not be considered for future long-term contracts if they don’t oblige.
Opaque raises $9.5M for encrypted data analytics
Opaque, a startup leveraging encryption technologies for data and analytics, has raised $9.5 million in venture capital.Read More
Hello Kitty fans will get 5 HTML5 games from Azerion and Sanrio
Hello Kitty fans will get five HTML5 games as part of a new partnership between game developer Azerion and Sanrio.Read More
Database optimization startup Silk raises $55M
Silk, which develops technologies to optimize databases in real time, has raised $55 million in venture capital.Read More
2022 Ram 1500 Laramie G/T, Rebel G/T offer a taste of TRX for way less cash – Roadshow
You miss out on the TRX’s 702-horsepower V8, but get some of its style and unique performance features.
Here are mortgage rates for July 7, 2021: Rates decrease – CNET
Today a couple of notable mortgage rates decreased. Here’s how that can affect your mortgage plans.
Mortgage refinance rates on July 7, 2021: Rates tick lower – CNET
Several important refinance rates trended down today.
2022 Genesis G80 Sport sharpens up – Roadshow
More toned looks and available four-wheel steering suggest a more athletic driving experience.
Zack Snyder’s ‘mature’ Star Wars movie coming to Netflix – CNET
Disney rejected Star Wars: The Snyder Cut, so the Army of the Dead director filed off the serial numbers and sold it to Netflix.