Apple sales executive exits Apple for Department of Defense position
Apple executive Doug Beck is among the latest to depart the company, this time for a full-time Department of Defense position.
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Wesley Hilliard
Apple acquires AI-powered video compression startup WaveOne
WaveOne, a California-based startup that has been developing algorithms for compressing videos, has confirmed that it has been purchased by Apple.
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Amber Neely
Apple, Alphabet, Meta push back against US spy law
Apple, Alphabet, and Meta are lobbying to curtail a tool that grants intelligence agencies the right to collect and view the personal information of American citizens.
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Inside Apple Irvine Spectrum Center retail store: The new Silicon Valley
Located in an upscale outdoor shopping center south of Los Angeles, the Apple Irvine Spectrum Center retail store sports a unique design, and is an oasis inside the city.
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Lila Riesen
Apple tops Fortune list of most admired companies for 16th year
After a tumultuous year for the entire world's industries, Apple doesn't just top big tech, but it is again at the peak of Fortune magazine's list of the world's most admired firms.
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Andrew Orr
Apple may be cutting contractors in an effort to slash costs
While Apple may have avoided the significant layoffs that have plagued other Big Tech companies like Amazon and Meta until now, it now seems that the company is quietly cutting ties with contractors.
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DOJ escalates antitrust probe into Apple's alleged anticompetitive practices
The US Department of Justice continues to ramp up its antitrust investigation against Apple as it seeks to determine if App Store rules are disadvantageous to competitors.
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Apple backs groups conserving forests in the Deep South
Apple has highlighted the work of conservatory groups, including McIntosh S.E.E.D. who run the first Black-owned community forest in the US.
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William Gallagher
How Apple avoided Big Tech's mass layoffs
Apple has not had to make thousands of employees redundant because it was careful not to hire too many over the pandemic — and new figures show just how careful it was.
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