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Apple chief says fires and storms show impact of climate change
Tim Cook reasoned that wildfires raging on the US West Coast, hurricanes slamming the South, and flooding in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions make a...
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Apple bundles TV, music, news and more in services push
An Apple One bundle to be available later this year, likely after the launch of keenly expected new iPhone models, will start at $15 monthly and include a freshly launched fitness service tied to Apple Watch.
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New 5G iPhone expected at Apple online event on 15 Sept
Apple has routinely held events this time of year to unveil new iPhones, and expectations are that this time around the spotlight will shine on a 5G model.
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Apple becomes 1st US company to hit $2 trillion in market value
Apple is followed by other technology companies, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Google parent Alphabet, all of which now have more than $1 trillion in market value.
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Apple must pay $500 million over patent violations, US court rules
The US tech giant, now worth almost $2 trillion, will appeal Tuesday's decision, local media said.
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Apple removes thousands of game apps from China store: research firm
The takedowns come amid a crackdown on unlicensed games by Chinese authorities.
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Traders thought Apple had 'the holy grail' of oil data, but the quest continues
Apple’s mobility data is based on search information rather than distance travelled.
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Apple launches new MacBook Pro with updated keyboard
Apple said here its new lineup of MacBook Pro, priced at $1,299 and at $1,199 for the education-focused model, was available online.
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Apple to close retail stores outside Greater China until March 27
Apple CEO Tim Cook posted a letter on the tech giant's website detailing the closure of their stores in China.
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Apple unveils revamped map app to challenge Google
Apple spent years rebuilding the application, its cars travelling millions of miles to map roads after a version launched in 2012 was so problematic it prompted a rare public apology from chief executive Tim Cook.
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Apple co-founder says Apple Card algorithm gave wife lower credit limit
The criticism started on Thursday, after entrepreneur David Heinemeier Hansson railed against the Apple Card in a series of Twitter posts, saying it gave him 20 times the credit limit his wife received.
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Apple pulls Hong Kong app used by protesters after China warning
The financial hub has been gripped by protests for four months, and there have been regular clashes between hardcore demonstrators and police.
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Huawei talks up own apps with Mate 30 challenge to Apple, Samsung
It was Huawei’s first launch of an all-new smartphone since US President Donald Trump hit the world’s No. 2 player in the market with a US export ban in May.
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US moving toward major antitrust probe of tech giants
The Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice have divided oversight over the four companies, two sources said, with Amazon and Facebook under the watch of the FTC, and Apple and Google under the Justice Department.
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Apple says 'it's show time' 25 March, TV service announcement expected
Sources previously told Reuters that the company is targeting April for the launch of a streaming television service that will likely include subscription TV service.
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Apple cuts sales forecast as China sales weaken; iPhone pricing in focus
The news sent Apple shares tumbling in after-hours trade, hammered Asian suppliers and triggered a broader selloff in global markets.
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Apple risks iPhone ban in Germany after court case loss
The ruling marks a second major win for Qualcomm in a month after a court in China ordered a prohibition on iPhone sales over a separate patent dispute there.
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Qualcomm says Apple violating Chinese court order, despite new software
Qualcomm on 10 December said it had won a preliminary court order in China banning Apple from selling some older iPhone models that the court found violated two Qualcomm software patents.
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New tech regulation 'inevitable,' Apple CEO says
Tim Cook said he expected the United States (US) Congress would take up the matter.
