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The latest rumor on Apple's coming iPhone is that it may not have an on/off button.
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Apple Card issuer Goldman Sachs finished at the top of the rankings in a customer satisfaction survey. And we compare Apple to apples.
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Apple has again delayed its requirement that employees return to their offices. The new return date has been pushed out until at least January 2022.
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More than 80 civil rights group have sent an open letter to Apple asking the company to abandon its planned scanning of messages and photos for child sexual abuse material.
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A standing committee of the German parliament has asked Apple CEO Tim Cook to withdraw the company's planned image scanning feature for the next release of IOS.
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Here's the most recent list of features we can expect to see when Apple unveils its latest iPhone next month.
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Apple's new iPhones are expected to add some features that stand to make the company even more profitable.
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Apple issued an FAQ on Monday explaining what its planned child safety features do and don't do.
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Apple's planned addition to help protect children from certain types of images is getting some pushback from privacy advocacy groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Apple reportedly has placed a senior manager on paid leave pending an investigation into allegations of sexism and other discriminatory practices.
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Apple is preparing to launch an installment payment program in Canada that may be a precursor for a buy now, pay later program.
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Not only is Apple the world's most valuable company, it is also the most profitable.
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Apple is issuing about $6.5 billion in new debt as the company tries to achieve a net neutral cash position. This is good news for shareholders.
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Even before the next iteration of Apple's iPhone has been introduced, speculation about how the 2022 version of the device might change.
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Apple posted all-time high revenue for its June quarter after markets closed Tuesday. A somewhat uncertain outlook has dimmed investors' enthusiasm, however.
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