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UPDATE 1-Google completes $2.1 bln acquisition of Fitbit

By Reuters Staff (Adds Google comment, industry background) Jan 14 (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc’s Google has completed its $2.1 billion acquisition of wearable device maker Fitbit Inc, the companies said on Thursday. The deal had triggered concerns over Google’s market power and the use of people’s health data in targeted advertising. The companies won antitrust approval from the European Union in December after Google agreed to restrictions on how it will use customers’ health related data...
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Google closes $2.1-billion deal for Fitbit, while U.S. Justice Department probe continues

Google had said it was buying Fitbit, which makes a watch-like device to measure physical activity, as a way to enter the devices market and was hoping to address privacy concerns
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Minnesota's Most Desired Gift Is a Tiny Robot

Christmas is right around the corner, and by now, youre probably done shopping. Did you get a robot this year? The team at Home Snacks used Google Trends to figure out the most sought after Christmas presents in each state - Here in Minnesota, the Anki Vector Robot was most in demand. Amazon says the tiny robot is meant to serve as a companion and "hang out and help out." Artificial intelligence gives the robot personality and brings it to life. Plus, you can set it up with Alexa to control you...
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KGO ABC World News Tonight With David Muir December 1, 2020 01:47:00

Accelerating the shopping done from home, from your home computer. and there are still deals left to be had tonight. our chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis out to save your money. >> reporter: tonight, with the pandemic keeping more holiday shoppers at home, cyber monday spending expected to smash records. consumers could spend as much as $13 billion online today, a nearly 35% jump from last year. shoppers snapping up everything from toys to electronics. these airpods now $120. and wit...
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