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A security guard at Apple's West 14th street in New York was stabbed on Friday following a dispute with a customer who refused to wear a mask in store.

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New analysis claims that business groups backed by companies including Apple are amongst those lobbying against a $3.5tn Democrat budget bill.

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Jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has accused Apple of cowardice after the company removed a voting app from its App Store.

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The Coalition for a Safer Web argues that Telegram, like Parler, has failed to keep hateful and violent content off its messaging service.

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Russia's media watchdog could fine both Apple and Google for hosting a Smart Voting application.

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Russia has reportedly said that Apple's refusal to remove opposition leader Alexei Navalny's app from its App Store could be seen as election interference.

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A Russian watchdog has demanded that Apple and Google remove an app from Alexei Navalny from their app stores.

By Joe Wituschek Published
Tim Cook, along with more than 90 CEOs of the biggest companies in the United States, is urging the administration to work to protect the program.

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Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has met Tim Cook at Apple Park as part of his tour of the U.S. to promote Spanish business.

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The writer and star of Apple's Emmy-nominated comedy 'Ted Lasso', Jason Sudeikis says companies must do more to combat racism on social media in the wake of abuse directed at England players.

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President Biden is to sign a sweeping new executive order that will clamp down on alleged anticompetitive behavior in Big Tech and other sectors, with Apple clearly in the firing line.

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Apple has stated that it did not know the nature of the investigation at stake when it received a subpoena for the data of two members of the House Intelligence Committee and their families in 2018.
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