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Elon Musk has said hitting the door of Tesla’s new Cybertruck with a sledgehammer damaged its armoured glass which then broke during a failed demonstration of the new vehicle.
Uber Technologies’ biggest market in Europe is at risk after regulators revoked the ride-hailing service’s licence to operate in London for the second time in less than three years.
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Dimension Data, the Johannesburg-headquartered IT services group owned by Japan’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, wants to become a much more active player in South Africa’s mobile communications industry and has been involved in talks about potential deals that will help it do this
