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CBA granularly costs every one of its 2200 applications

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To help its technology simplification project team slim the portfolio.

7-Eleven disables facial image capture on customer feedback tablets

By Ry Crozier

After adverse privacy ruling.

US asks Tesla why it did not recall Autopilot

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After software changes.

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Makes specialised equipment unnecessary.

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