Apple sued by actor Brent Sexton over COVID vaccination mandate
A former "Deadwood" actor is suing Apple because he alleges the company rescinded a job offer over a COVID-19 vaccination mandate.
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Evan Selleck
Peloton fined $19M over terrible handling of dangerous treadmills
Troubled exercise firm Peloton has agreed to pay a $19 million civil penalty for how it illegally failed to immediately report its treadmill defects to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
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William Gallagher
Foxconn forcing sick workers to stay on iPhone production lines
Foxconn's bid to catch up on Apple's iPhone 14 Pro orders at its Zhengzhou factory in China is reportedly endangering further outbreaks, by having ill workers stay on the production line.
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Malcolm Owen
China lifts lockdown on Foxconn's iPhone plant in Zhengzhou
The latest COVID lockdown affecting iPhone manufacturer Foxconn has been lifted, following rioting by residents and workers.
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Foxconn apologizes to rioters, Apple is on the scene
Following riots at its iPhone plant in Zhengzhou, Foxconn has apologized and said pay problems were a "technical error."
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Hundreds riot at Foxconn iPhone plant over terrible conditions
Workers rioting at Foxconn's main iPhone factory in Zhengzhou have clashed with police as windows and surveillance cameras have been smashed.
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iPhone 14 COVID production hit will batter Foxconn's earnings
The largest iPhone manufacturer, Foxconn, has revealed that China's coronavirus lockdown measures have severely hit its earnings estimates and expected revenue growth.
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Wedbush: iPhone factory's COVID issues not a reason to sell Apple stock
Despite COVID-related supply chain issues and Apple warning of lower shipments of the iPhone 14 Pro, Wedbush insists that investors should maintain their holding in Apple.
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Workers flee Foxconn's COVID-hit iPhone factory over poor conditions
Workers at Foxconn's major iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, China are choosing to leave the facility currently operating as a closed-loop during a COVID outbreak, with social media showing employees traveling home instead of staying.
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Amber Neely
