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Facebook Comeback In China, AirAsia/Uber, Plastic Microbeads Banned

Richard Bradbury | Audrey Raj | Arvindh Yuvaraj

10-Jan-18 12:00

Facebook Comeback In China, AirAsia/Uber, Plastic Microbeads Banned

On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Audrey Raj and Arvindh Yuvaraj spoke about:

 

1:25 - AirAsia And Uber Partner Up, Now Everyone Can Ride

4:34 -Facebook Is Making A (Virtual) Comeback In China

9:03 - VR Children’s Books Combine Print With ‘Self-Directed Action’

15:17 - Plastic Microbeads Ban Enters Force In The UK

20:29 - Kaki Repair


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Tags:  AirAsia,  Uber,  Ride,  Facebook,  Virtual,  China,  Comeback,  Xiami Corp,  Consumer Electronics Show,  Las Vegas,  VR,  Children Book,  AR,  Plastic microbeads,  Uk,  Marine,  cosmetic products,  Kaki Repair,  electronics,  DIY


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