Apple will take a decade to move just some production out of China
A new report estimates that it would take Apple eight years to move even as little as ten percent of its production away from China.
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William Gallagher
Tim Cook receives honorary degree for innovation from Italy
Apple CEO Tim Cook has reached Italy in his European tour, and has now received a honorary Master's Degree for Innovation and International Management.
U.S. antitrust officials ask to be heard in Epic vs. Apple appeal
The US Department of Justice has requested to participate in the appeals hearing regarding Epic's case against Apple's App Store policies.
Amber Neely
Apple's homepage is experiencing partial outages
Apple's website is currently experiencing issues and partial outages, causing the site to load incorrectly for many users.
iOS 16 with customizable Lock Screens, Unsend Messages & More now available
Apple has released iOS 16 to the public, bringing a new range of customization options, core app changes, and other features to the iPhone.
Mike Peterson
Apple's Head of Video Marketing Chris Van Amburg steps down
Chris Van Amburg has announced his departure from Apple, telling fellow staff members that he'll "be rooting for Apple."
Big tech antitrust bill in danger after lobbyist spending spree
Apple, Google, and others have spent $95 million lobbying against a bill that would prevent them from favoring their own services, and between that and the schedule, a vote seems unlikely.
Apple is exploiting features to expand its own advertising, say advertisers
As advertisers complain that Apple's privacy features cut revenues for rivals but not for itself, Apple is now greatly expanding its own ad business and is on a hiring spree.
The Apple Car is highly rated by possible buyers before it exists
A survey of new car buyers reports that a quarter would "definitely consider" an Apple Car, including more than 50% of the Tesla owners asked.
