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  • WIRED
    9 HOURS AGO

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    ELENA BETTI

    The advantageous offer appeared to loyalty card holders of the European electronics chain on November 8. After 11 days, the company began contacting those who made purchases, calling it a "clear error."

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  • Ars
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    BENJ EDWARDS

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  • WIRED
    5 HOURS AGO

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  • TechCrunch
    AN HOUR AGO

    How this founder’s unlikely path to Silicon Valley could become an edge in industrial tech

    CONNIE LOIZOS

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