So
1.
the problems but acknowledged that doing so would take some years.
2.
"Naver is very strong in technology, so there is a lot we can learn
from them," Teddy Oetomo, chief strategy officer at Bukalapak, said by
telephone.
3.
We are still seeing large interest from both global and regional
investors, so opportunities
are still open," Grab Indonesia president Ridzki Kramadibrata said.
Too
1.
The NTSB said in September 2017 Tesla lacked
proper safeguards that allowed the driver “to use the system outside of the
environment for which it was designed and the system gave far too much leeway to the driver to
divert his attention.”
2.
It is never too early to establish your company's culture.
3. “If you take Indonesia’s population, deduct
those who are too old to use
e-payment, then deduct those who are too
young, then you’d have about 120 million people who should be
banked.
Either
1.
Either SpaceX or Boeing will have bragging rights as
the first private company to launch humans into space on its own rocket,
although plans call for rockets built by both companies to carry astronauts
into space.
2.
Most of the unlicensed fintech apps and websites
are from China, Malaysia and Thailand. These fintech firms do not have
registered offices, either in Indonesia or in their home countries.
3. Employees, the report notes, remain the
most common cause of data breaches through either reckless or malicious
acts.
Neither
1. "The best thing about these device ranges is that neither looks like an
iPhone," said Gartenberg, who added that competition between Nokia and HTC
will also help to generate some publicity around Windows Phone 8 software.
2.
Samsung is best known as a
premium phone company, but it’s already struggling to sell them this year Neither the Galaxy S9 nor the
Note 9 were buzz-worthy devices, and if Samsung is pushing its folding phone to
market just for relevancy, that could be a problem.
3.
He said the news article was neither the view of the KPAI commissioner nor that of the
institution.
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