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Decentralized, computer currencies elude authorities
James Ball
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Chinese Hackers Linked to Attack on Australian Spy Agency

The internet is not designed to keep secrets
Neil Hume
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India Outsourcing Under Scanner After $45-mn Global ATM Heist

Theft took place in more than 20 nations in a matter of hours
PTI
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Pope Condemns Bangladesh “Slave Labor”

EU may adjust duty-free access to improve conditions
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Can Western Companies Put an End to Bangladesh Factory Disasters?

Low-cost goods can come from death traps
Pramila Jayapal
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