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Paving the first time the country's online falsehoods law will be argued in court, the Singapore Democratic Party says it has filed an appeal after Manpower Minister Josephine Teo rejected the opposition party's application to retract correction directions issued against three of its online posts.

The single platform is expected to feature trip planning, ticketing and fare collection capabilities.

Saudi Arabia's cyber-security agency spots new Dustman data-wiping malware.

It has released 10 AI principles, ranging from building public trust in AI to ensuring that federal agencies do not 'hamper' AI innovation.

Its OLED TV that can roll upwards will also be launched no later than the third quarter of 2020, LG Electronics CEO says.

HP says Xerox completely misunderstood why it's concerned about the proposed buyout.

The company believes the move will help it achieve its double digit growth goals.

The mysterious drones flying over Colorado and Nebraska offer a "timely illustration" of why drones should be equipped with remote IDs, the administration official said.

ASIC and RBA among those to have invited fintech and regtech startups through its doors for assistance in understanding regulatory requirements and identifying the viability of their products in the market.

Trials will kick-off early this year at the Fraser Coast.

The Reserve Bank says it is unclear whether there will be strong demand for global stablecoins, particularly for domestic payments.

Interpol and CERT teams from 10 Southeast Asian countries crack down on hacked MikroTik routers.

The Department of Industry, Innovation, and Science thinks blockchain holds promise in Australia, even if the Digital Transformation Agency has dunked on its use.

Yes, you can actually buy these CES 2020 gadgets in the coming months.

Chinese security firm claims there's also an accompanying Internet Explorer zero-day.