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  • ‘An awful lot to play for’: Google lobbies EU for a softer Digital Markets Act as final changes made

    January 14, 2022

    Google is in the process of nudging European Union officials this week in a last minute effort to influence the impending Digital Markets Act (DMA). 

  • Apple boss earns 1447 times more than his employees

    January 7, 2022

    Apple chief Tim Cook earned 1,447 times more than the average employee at the tech giant, according to new filings.

  • Apple hands out £130k bonuses as it fends off Meta engineer grab

    December 30, 2021

    Apple has handed out bonuses of up to $180,000 (£133,000) as it tries to fight off rivals for engineering talent. It comes as Facebook owner Meta Platforms is looking to build a team of thousands to build its virtual world. According to The Times, Zuckerberg’s company has hired about 100 engineers from Apple over the past [...]

  • SEC rejects Apple’s bid to block three activist shareholder proposals at next AGM

    December 22, 2021

    The US financial watchdog has denied Apple its bid to block three activist shareholder proposals calling for the tech giant to explain allegations of forced labour in its supply chain, its use of non-disclosure agreements, and the deletion of some apps from the App Store in China. Now that the US Securities and Exchange Commission [...]

  • CMA finds Apple and Google have a ‘vice-like grip’ on phones

    December 14, 2021

    The UK’s competition watchdog has warned Apple and Google have a “vice-like grip” on how consumers use mobile phones, stripping them from any meaningful choice and hampering competition in the sector. A preliminary investigation published by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) today concludes that the two tech giants have dominated the market and have [...]

  • Apple fails to enter the $3 trillion club as shares slide

    December 13, 2021

    Apple has failed to reach the $3 trillion (£2.27 trillion) club this evening on Wall Street, after some analysts predicted that the tech company was on the verge of becoming the first publicly traded company to reach that figure.

  • Apple to become the world’s first $3tn company following reports of China secret deal

    December 7, 2021

    Apple could become the world’s first company to reach $3tn, following reports of a $275bn deal struck with China. At today’s market opening, the company’s shares went up to $169.06, peaking at $171.05 – a 3.5 per cent increase compared with yesterday’s closing price of $165.29. Apple’s valuation consequently increased to $2.80tn, putting it in [...]

  • Apple sues cyber firm NSO for alleged surveillance of US users

    November 23, 2021

    Apple has filed a lawsuit against Israeli spyware firm NSO Group and its parent company for alleged surveillance and targeting of US Apple users. In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, Apple has accused cyber firm NSO and its owner OSY Technologies for spying on Americans with its Pegasus spyware. It is hoping to ban NSO [...]

  • Italy’s antitrust authority issues whopping €200m fine to Amazon and Apple

    November 23, 2021

    Italy's antitrust authority has fined Amazon and Apple more than €200m (£168m) in the latest sign that the EU is cracking down on big tech.

  • Nintendo Switch is the UK’s most searched Black Friday deal

    November 22, 2021

    The Nintendo Switch is the most anticipated tech for Black Friday in the UK, new research has revealed.

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