Apple hires Facebook exec to lead its information systems department
Apple has tapped a former Facebook executive to head up its online services, website, and customer support infrastructure.
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Amber Neely
Apple & Amazon sued over illegal price fixing collusion
A class-action lawsuit against Apple and Amazon accuses the companies of colluding to eliminate third-party dealers, and artificially raise product prices.
Wesley Hilliard
TSMC plans second Arizona plant following US grants
As its first Arizona plant is due to start initial production, TSMC is now believed to be planning a second processor factory in the region.
William Gallagher
Apple wants to hire lead designer from inside, but having problems
Evans Hankey, Apple's vice president of industrial design, is leaving, and the company is having trouble finding a replacement.
Andrew Orr
Apple settles lawsuit against former employee accused of leaking trade secrets
Apple has settled its lawsuit against Simon Lancaster, a former materials lead who allegedly stole trade secrets and shared them with a journalist.
Apple building new ad network for live television
Apple continues to expand its advertising network as it begins setting up framework to run ads during Major League Soccer games.
Apple kills long-time event archive on YouTube
An Apple archivist has had his YouTube account disabled after Apple filed multiple takedown requests against his account.
Apple freezes hiring outside of research and development
Apple has allegedly paused hiring across all departments except for R&D in an attempt to reduce its budget.
Apple Towson union files labor complaint against Apple over withholding benefits
Apple's first unionized retail location in the U.S. has filed a labor complaint against the tech giant, accusing the company of unfairly withholding health and education benefits from members.
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Malcolm Owen
