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Almost a month after getting caught misusing our Siri voice recordings, Apple says they’re sorry. Would they be sorry if they were never caught? | Drew Angerer / Getty Images / AFP Apple, who was caught listening to our data earlier this month, just apologized for their privacy violations. In a post to their site,…
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Apple is reportedly going to add a clutch of important features to its next-generation iPhones as tries to save the device from oblivion. | Source: ShutterstockBy CCN Markets: Apple founder Steve Jobs never believed in listening to customers. He believed that common people like us don’t exactly know what we want. So the great Apple…
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Dow Jones stock Goldman Sachs is trading below book value, suggesting it could be a buying opportunity for patient long-term investors. | Source: ShutterstockBy CCN Markets: Apple may be getting all the attention about its new credit card, but there is another company involved whose stock might be the real buying opportunity. Goldman Sachs, which…
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Apple Card is irrelevant. It strives to become a marketing tool for an underperforming iPhone market rather than an actual credit card. | Source: AP Photo/Tony Avelar, FileBy CCN Markets: The first thing to understand about Apple Card is that it is not exactly a card. Undoubtedly, the technology behemoth’s entry into the finance sector brings…
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The Dow enjoyed a delicious rally as major compontent Apple soared, but the tariff delay won’t solve Trump’s trade war dilemma. | Source: AP/Richard Drew By CCN Markets: The Dow and broader U.S. stock market shot higher on Tuesday, bucking a dismal start to the trading day after the Trump administration announced it would delay…
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Angry Apple customers allege that the Silicon Valley giant forces them to abide by draconian repair policies when their iPhones break. | Source: REUTERS / Dado Ruvic Apple customers have long complained about the $900 billion company’s draconian restrictions on repairing broken iPhones, MacBooks, and other devices. Now, consumer advocates are turning to lobbyists to…
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Angry Apple customers allege that the Silicon Valley giant forces them to abide by draconian repair policies when their iPhones break. | Source: REUTERS / Dado RuvicApple customers have long complained about the $900 billion company’s draconian restrictions on repairing broken iPhones, MacBooks, and other devices. Now, consumer advocates are turning to lobbyists to pressure…
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