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The former world champion chess player is an outspoken critic of the Russian president, who he warns is capable of anything
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Martin Cooper, the engineer who made the first cell phone call 50 years ago: ‘We are just beginning’
‘We knew what we were doing, and the proof of it is that there are currently more mobiles than people on the planet,’ the American engineer explains from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
Spanish government and WHO question cancellation of Mobile World Congress
Organizers of the trade fair are citing causes outside their control to avoid paying compensation
Mobile World Congress organizers cite ‘force majeure’ for cancellation
Postponement or a smaller event were also on the table, says GSMA group, which was forced to take the drastic decision on Wednesday given the stream of firms pulling out over coronavirus fears
Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress cancelled as firms drop out over coronavirus fears
Deutsche Telekom, Orange, BT Group and Nokia were among the latest companies to announce that they would not attend the upcoming tech event
Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress overshadowed by coronavirus cancellations
Organizers say the global tech event will go ahead later this month, but as more and more firms drop out, a Friday meeting is likely to determine whether it gets postponed or even axed
Catalan separatists accept new election as “plebiscite” on Article 155
Ciudadanos unsuccessful at crafting preliminary deal bringing together unionist parties in the region
Uniqlo founder: “We want to be bigger than Spain’s Inditex”
Japanese chain opens first store in Barcelona and wants to compete with Amancio Ortega’s Zara
Ada Colau backs bid to keep Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
But social activist and likely new mayor wants more of the revenue to revert to the city
Zuckerberg defends plans for free net access at Barcelona conference
Facebook founder is main draw as Mobile World Congress gets underway in Catalan capital Google, Samsung and others unveil new products and services as four-day event begins
Catalan executive to “assume responsibility” over Sunday vote
With two days to go before alternative self-rule referendum, private groups could take over
Barcelona mayor halts squat demolition after fourth night of rioting
Another 23 people arrested as 3,000 join in renewed protests Residents announce plans to rebuild demolished Can Vies center
Jon Matonis: “The bitcoin will survive”
Economist’s mission is to bring prestige back to currency and convince authorities that it is valid
Zuckerberg: “WhatsApp is already worth more than what we paid for it”
Facebook wIll bring WhatsApp the stability it needs to keep developing its business model
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Barcelona’s Alimentaria food fair is back with its usual array of wacky creations
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