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Computers learn to understand humans better by modelling them

EU wants China’s help to stop boats being used by migrants | Reuters

Growth requires innovation: Chris Renfer, managing director of Al Mansoori Group – Business – Arabian

Trump faces major test as vote looms on U.S. healthcare bill | Reuters

Markets Live: Wednesday, 5th April, 2017

Singapore retailers roll out integrated POS terminals

UBS breaks ranks with push for mid-tier Asian millionaires | Reuters

Facebook Refutes Gender Bias Claim Made By Former Engineer, Says Analysis Was Based On An ‘Incomplete Data Set’ : TECH : Tech Times

'Persistent photoconductivity' offers new tool for bioelectronics

WHO to help bring cheap biosimilar cancer drugs to poor | Reuters

Man admits suicide attempt after his wife takes her life over cleaning row

Ed Sheeran to return to UAE with Dubai concert

HSBC buoyed by higher interest rates and weaker dollar

Iraqi Forces Open a Front in West Mosul, Trying to Squeeze ISIS

Journalism accreditor fires back at Northwestern after university opts out of review – Poynter

No cause for alarm about Queen Elizabeth, Philip after royal staff called to meeting

UAE’s Etihad expands flights to Indian state of Kerala – Transport

Australian Twitter communities are more diverse than you might think

Ancient meteorite impact sparked long-lived volcanic eruptions on Earth

Times of Malta ‒ This election is not about the Panama Papers

Dubai’s Sustainable City gets power from the sun through ABB

Dust storm envelops swathe of China, dragging air quality down | Reuters

Moose Mobile kicks off MVNO services with Optus

Iraqi army advances on Islamic State’s Mosul enclave from northwest | Reuters

Further reading | FT Alphaville

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Facebook shares dip from high as investors fret over costs, future profit | Reuters

Samsung’s Bixby Raps If You Ask, Disses Apple’s Siri Too : TECH : Tech Times

Operating smart devices from the space on and above the back of your hand

More than 300,000 visitors at Abu Dhabi book fair