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Game Over for Apple? U.S. Sues Apple Calling for a Monopoly

Ah, the tech world - never a dull moment, especially when giants like Apple find themselves in the hot seat. In what could be likened to a plot twist in a tech thriller, the U.S. Department of Justice, backed by a squad of 15 states, has thrown down the gauntlet, suing Apple over what they're calling an illegal monopoly in the smartphone market.

Apple's EV Failure: The AI Love Affair Begins

Apple's shift presents both opportunities and challenges. On one hand, it could open up new revenue streams and boost Apple's long-term growth prospects. On the other hand, it's a significant strategic change that could involve risks.

Apple Fined Billions by EU for Antitrust Violations in Music Streaming Market

Apple was fined almost $2 billion by the European Union on Monday for violating the bloc's competition regulations by preferring its own music streaming service over rivals'. This was the EU's first antitrust penalty against the American tech giant.

4 Cars Owners Regret: Teslas, Sports Cars, and More

That's the problem with cars these days like Tesla and the Apple Car. They just don't make them to last. With all this new technology, it's just a bunch of computers on wheels. You're lucky if your new car lasts 100,000 miles without a major issue.

A Closer Look at Apple's Vision Pro: The Future of Spatial Computing

Mark Zuckerberg recently voiced his thoughts about the Apple Vision Pro...

Can Apple's 4.5% APY Beat Your Bank?

A lot of consumers went to savings accounts last spring to assist offset growing borrowing expenses in the face of high (and rising) interest rates. You were probably going to make far more money if you opened a high-yield savings account or certificate of deposit (CD) than if you had just kept your money in a conventional savings account, which still has an annual percentage rate (APY) of less than 0.50%. The electronics company Apple and its high-yield savings account for eligible Apple Care members attracted a lot of depositors during this period.

Apple Fights for Watch Future as US Ban Looms Large

In response to a complaint from the medical monitoring technology firm Masimo, Apple on Tuesday challenged a decision to prohibit imports of its watches after U.S. The administration of President Joe Biden chose not to veto a federal tribunal.

Goldman Sachs Struggles to Exit Apple Credit Card Partnership

Four years after launching a credit card with Apple, Goldman Sachs is facing an expensive exit from a collaboration that rival lenders perceive as too dangerous and unproductive.

Apple and Goldman Sachs Face Uncertain Future in Credit Card Partnership

According to a source familiar with the situation, Apple has offered Goldman Sachs a proposal to sever its relationship for credit cards and savings accounts within the next 12 to 15 months.

US Funds Shift Focus Away from China, Offloading Alibaba, Apple

Major U.S. funds are taking a more defensive stance in the face of uncertainty in the second-largest economy in the world by cutting holdings that expose them to China and concentrating more on American technology companies.

Volkswagen Downplays Apple's Capacity to Enter Electric Vehicle Industry

Volkswagen's CEO Herbert Diess said he is not intimidated with Apple's plans for an electric car, mainly because he does not think Apple can manage the EV sector that easily.

Tesla Bitcoin: What if Apple and Other S&P Companies All Invest in Crypto?

After the Tesla fiasco on bitcoin purchase, which other companies are going to follow their direction?

Apple Releases iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro

Apple Stock Fell Amid High Earnings; Facebook Shows Unexpected Increase

Both Apple and Facebook showed unexpected high earnings for the holiday quarter.

Elon Musk Thinking to Start Parent Company to Manage Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink, Boring

Elon Musk Plans to Start New Company? Here's What it Does

A Tesla investor, suggested to Elon Musk to build a parent company that will hold his multiple companies. Musk is more likely to be intrigued.

Report: Apple Car is on Fast Track, Will Debut in 2021

Apple Car in 2021? Which Features Will be Included

The long-rumored Apple electric vehicle runs at least two years ahead of its release and allegedly will be released in the third quarter of 2021.

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Is China's Central Bank Gold-Buying Spree a Precursor for War? Part II of II

The idea of a nation acquiring large gold reserves in preparation for military endeavors is not without historical precedent. Prior to World War I, European powers increased their gold reserves, and a century later, Russia's central bank doubled its gold holdings in the years before its invasion of Ukraine. This same strategic stockpiling of gold could be inferred from China and its pre-war positioning for a Taiwan incursion.

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