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A realtor, a cleaning service operator and even a NASA employee have all now filed claims against Hertz, saying a simple rental turned into their worst nightmare. Some of those incidents were caught on video. Anna Werner reports.

Panay's dual role as competitor and partner is on display this week as Microsoft starts offering upgrades to Windows 11.

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GUANGZHOU, China — Shares of Hong Kong-listed Lenovo closed over 9% higher on Wednesday after the Chinese PC maker said it plans to list stocks in Shanghai. Lenovo shares closed at 8.83 Hong Kong dollars paring earlier gains when the stock went as high as 9.42 Hong Kong dollars. On Tuesday, Lenovo said it had filed a request to the Hong Kong stock exchange, asking them to issue so-called Chinese depositary receipts (CDRs) on the Science and Technology Innovation Board or Star Market of the Shanghai Stock Exchange. CDRs allow mainland Chinese investors to buy equity in non-Chinese incorporated companies, and are similar to American depositary receipts (ADRs) which allow stocks of non-U.S. company shares to trade on American exchanges. They are technically not shares but represent equity interest in a company.

Computer makers shipped 79.2 million PCs in the third quarter, up 12.7% year over year, showing the fastest growth in a decade, technology research company Canalys estimated on Friday. Acer of Taiwan was the biggest individual beneficiary from the trend in the third quarter, shipping 5.6 million PCs, up 15%, according to the Canalys estimates, which include Chromebooks that run Google-led Chrome OS. The company said Lenovo, the largest PC maker by shipments in the quarter, shipped 19.3 million PCs, up 11.4%. Gartner said in July that second-quarter PC shipments grew 2.8%. WATCH: HP Inc CEO on strong Q3 sales: 'We have never shipped so many PCs'

Microsoft recently showed off some examples of how it wants apps to look on new dual-screen computers that are coming this year. Microsoft's first dual-screen Windows 10X computer, the Surface Neo, will launch ahead of the holidays this year, and partners like Lenovo have already announced similar products. The design recommendations from Microsoft below show how the company is thinking about apps that run on two screens. The Windows App Store, for example, has very specific terms for apps that developers have to abide by. One rule for the Windows App Store is for "usability," for example.

So Dell wants to sell these firms much larger displays that can consolidate the wall of screens into one wall-sized screen Dell sells monitors big as 49 inches from corner to corner. Any bigger, and the company considers them to be a "collaboration monitor" for mounting on a wall or in a conference room. Dell's not the only company that is now making larger and larger monitors. Dell's 43-inch monitor, which I recently tried, will retail for $1,049, for instance. "Users understand the productivity gain by using high-res large screen monitor," Gartner analyst Mikako Kitagawa said.

Lenovo unveiled the first Windows laptop with a foldable display during CES 2020. It's called the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold and features a 13.3-inch screen that can bend in half when you shut the laptop closed. When it's unfolded, you can use the ThinkPad X1 Fold just like a regular tablet. But, when you need to use it like a laptop computer, you can fold the screen upward and attach a magnetic keyboard. So, you might have a presentation on one half of the screen and a video chat on the other half.