Apple shares slip on report U.S. government preparing antitrust lawsuit
The agency’s lawsuit could target how the Apple Watch works exclusively with the iPhone, as well as the company’s iMessage service.
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UK inflation exceeds expectations in May, piling pressure on the government and Bank of England
U.K. inflation came in hotter than expected in May as consumer prices rose by an annual 8.7%, unchanged from the previous month.
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Adani rout deepens despite soothing words from India’s government and billionaires
Most Adani Group companies shed market cap on Monday, as the feud between the conglomerate and a short seller firm further deepened.
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Why smartphones are getting cheaper while everything else is skyrocketing, according to the government
One product category monitored by the CPI recorded a 22% plunge, showing deflation: smartphones.
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Italian PM Mario Draghi says he will resign as Rome’s coalition government collapses
Italy is due to have new parliamentary elections before June 2023, but the latest uncertainty in Rome could bring that forward.
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House to vote on government funding bill that includes nearly $14 billion in Ukraine aid
The funding bill would prevent a government shutdown through September and provide humanitarian aid and military equipment to Ukraine.
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U.S. government reserves supply of COVID-19 antibody cocktail discovered at VUMC
by Bill Snyder
The U.S. government has reserved up to 700,000 doses of a monoclonal antibody cocktail against the COVID-19 virus discovered at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and developed by AstraZeneca, officials have announced.
The investigational therapy, AZD7442, is in late-stage clinical trials in the United States and Europe. Preliminary findings from the studies in healthy adults...
Government officials need to consider regulating the algorithms that drive news, Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson says
Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson explained why companies that promote fringe hate speech and threats for violence should be grounds for service removal.
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