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02/02/2015 1:55 pm ET Does it sometimes feel like American-born tech companies are bent on world domination? Facebook buys WhatsApp, the most popular mobile messaging app in the world; Google talks about drones delivering Wi-Fi to places that barely have electricity; and Amazon contemplating testing drones (and perhaps moving certain operations) overseas. With the Internet boom, however, the world outside Silicon Valley is innovating at the same breakneck pace. From heavy-hitters such as Samsung and HTC to a little video game developer from Vietnam who took the app world by force with Flappy Bird, tech talent across the globe is going to make it pretty tough for US-based companies. Here鈥檚 a look at five companies that best US tech giants at their own game.

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Dead end for Parler? Judge denies restoration on Amazon.

For the French, distrust of vaccines predates COVID-19

Life after COVID-19: Recovered New Yorkers find hope in helping others

Has Middle East turmoil reserved a slot for Al Jazeera on US television?

A weighty vote: Who will win Fat Bear Week?

Whose art? Theft case forces France to confront colonial past.

Foreign companies that beat Silicon Valley at its own game

Points of Progress: FIFA guarantees maternity leave, and more

Global Newsstand: The unseen costs of Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and more

Syria's Day of Anger? Most Syrians suspect few will take to the streets.

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Dead end for Parler? Judge denies restoration on Amazon.

For the French, distrust of vaccines predates COVID-19

Life after COVID-19: Recovered New Yorkers find hope in helping others

Has Middle East turmoil reserved a slot for Al Jazeera on US television?

A weighty vote: Who will win Fat Bear Week?

Whose art? Theft case forces France to confront colonial past.

Foreign companies that beat Silicon Valley at its own game

Points of Progress: FIFA guarantees maternity leave, and more

Global Newsstand: The unseen costs of Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and more

Syria's Day of Anger? Most Syrians suspect few will take to the streets.

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