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Obama Edges Closer to Decisions on Intelligence Reforms

President Barack Obama consulted intelligence officials on Wednesday on ways to rein in U.S. surveillance practices as he nears the end of a review likely to lead to changes as to how bulk telephone data is handled as well as restrictions to spying on foreign leaders.
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IBM to Invest $1 billion to Create New Business Unit for Watson

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