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Is Apple Siding China In Hong Kong Protests? Deletes Mapping App From App Store

Apple Inc. bows to China once again, this time doing harm to Hong Kong protestors fighting for more democracy in Hong Kong.

Apple Chief Defends Pulling App Used By Hong Kong Protestors

Apple removed a HKmap.live mobile application from the App Store after criticism by Beijing

Apple chief Tim Cook on Thursday defended the decision to pull an app used by protesters in Hong Kong to track police, according to a leaked email to employees obtained by a tech news site.Apple removed the HKmap.live mobile application from the App Store after criticism by Beijing, which is stepping up pressure on foreign companies deemed to be providing support to the pro-democracy movement.Critics blasted the tech giant's move as putting its business interests in China above human rights.

Gun Control News: Dick's Sporting Goods Destroys $5 Million Worth Of Assault Rifles Amid Controversy

Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack has taken several measures at his company to try and prevent mass shootings, including the destruction of assault rifles.

iPhone users who are enjoying unlimited Google Photos storage at full quality but it might disappear soon as Google reveals it is currently working on a fix.

iPhone 11 Sold Out? Apple Reportedly Increases Production Due To Strong Demand

Apple has asked its suppliers to produce more iPhone 11 series units after seeing that the public demand for the new handsets exceeded its expectations, a report said.

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Apple News: Mac Pro Production Moves To Texas To Dodge Tariffs

Apple has announced that news Mac Pro models will be manufactured in Texas in a move to avoid incoming tariffs.

Oprah's Book Club Is Back Thanks To Apple: What's Her First Selection?

When can fans of Oprah's Book Club expect the new version to begin?

Apple Will Produce New Mac Pro Computers In US

Apple said it would keep production of its new-generation Mac Pro computer -- announced in June at the company's developer conference -- after obtaining exemptions from tariffs on some imported components

Apple Lawsuit 2019: Tim Cook’s Firm Faces Lawsuit Over AirPods Patents

A company said Apple knowingly infringes patents related to how the AirPods wireless headphones work, and has filed a lawsuit against the iPhone maker.

Apple VP Of Communication Leaves Company, Third Exec Resignation This Year

Apple has lost a third top executive this year and all under the watch of CEO Tim Cook.

Apple Slams EU As Epic Court Battle Over Tax Bill Begins

Apple CEO Tim Cook, in charge of the world's biggest company, has called the EU tax case "total political crap"

Apple Embarks On EU Court Battle Over 13-bn-euro Tax Bill

Apple CEO Tim Cook, in charge of the world's biggest company, has called the EU tax case "total political crap"

Apple News: iPhone Maker To Launch Legal Challenge Against EU Order To Pay $14 Billion Irish Tax Bill

The EU is taking aim at Apple's tax deals in Ireland, with the tech company defending itself on the issue at an EU court in Luxembourg this week.

Big US tech firms Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple represented by their logos.

Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google Come Under Congressional Scrutiny, House Wants Emails And Financial Records In Anti-Trust Probe

The US House of Representatives panel engaged in an antitrust probe of major tech giants has requested internals materials from the past decade.

Apple News: iPhone Maker Hopes Aggressive Pricing Will Boost Its Services Business

The iPhone maker revealed surprisingly low prices for two upcoming service offerings.

Bob Iger, left, chief executive officer of The Walt Disney Company, walks with Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple Inc., as they attend the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference on July 6, 2016

Disney CEO Bob Iger Leaves Apple Board Before Launch Of Competing Streaming Services

Disney CEO Bob Iger has helped Apple flourish as a company, but he has decided to resign from Apple's board of directors before the two companies both launch competing streaming services.

Panel Steps Up US Antitrust Probe With Big Tech Request

House Judiciary Committee chairman Jerrold Nadler said documents being sought from Big Tech firms would enable the panel to move on its probe of whether they violated antitrust laws

Apple's Kaiann Drance talks about the new iPhone 11 during a launch event on Apple's Cupertino, California campus

Apple cuts prices, ramps up services as iPhone 11 launches

Apple unveiled its iPhone 11 models Tuesday with a price cut for the most basic models while also laying out plans for streaming and gaming services as it bids to weather the slump in the global smartphone market.Price appeared to be a key consideration as the tech giant reduced the entry level price for the iPhone 11 to $699 and undercut rivals for its gaming and streaming television subscriptions.