Apple's new flagship store dominates London's Battersea landmark
Apple Battersea has now opened to hundreds of visitors in London's iconic Battersea Power Station, now revamped into a shopping mall. Here's what it looks like inside and out.
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Apple has invested over $200 million in its Racial Equity and Justice Initiative [u]
Apple has announced a further $25 million for its initiative to support minority businesses, and says this brings its total investment to twice the originally planned $100 million.
Sony refuses to increase Vision Pro screen production capacity for Apple
Even as analysts predict limited supplies of the Apple Vision Pro at launch, Apple has apparently asked Sony to make more of the headset's eye screens 鈥� and Sony has said no.
Tim Cook: Apple Vision Pro tech is mindblowing, and will be too expensive for many
Speaking on "Good Morning America," Apple CEO Tim Cook has acknowledged that Apple Vision Pro will be too expensive for many, but says the cost is because of the "mind-blowing" engineering in it.
Tim Cook calls WWDC 23 'our best ever' ahead of highly anticipated keynote
Apple CEO Tim Cook has used his Twitter account to hype up what he is describing as Apple's best ever WWDC, hours before Monday's keynote presentation.
Malcolm Owen
Third round of Meta layoffs sends another 6,000 to the unemployment line
Meta has begun making the last of what it has claimed would be three major rounds of layoffs, although there may yet be further smaller series of redundancies to come.
Tim Cook visits Cannes for 'Killers of the Flower Moon' debut
Apple CEO Tim Cook has been spotted in Cannes, attending the film festival at the same time the Martin Scorsese film "Killers of the Flower Moon" made its debut.
Tim Cook: Mass layoffs a 'last resort' and off the table for the moment
Tech companies have cut back on spending the easiest way that they know how with mass layoffs, but Apple has avoided layoffs so far, with CEO Tim Cook calling it a "last resort."
Wesley Hilliard
Apple Store crash driver pleads not guilty to second-degree murder
Bradley Rein, who drove an SUV into an Apple Store in Hingham, has appeared in Massachusetts Superior Court, pleading not guilty to 25 charges.
