Government officials have reportedly been banned from using iPhones in China and Apple faces stiff competition from domestic firm Huawei after the launch of its new smartphone featuring an advanced microchip.
The requirement will take effect this November in an update to Google’s political content policy.
The news of lease renegotiation comes a month after executives said the future of the company was uncertain.
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The financial impact of the writers and actors strikes will likely persist through the end of the year, according to the company.
Robinhood’s shares, which had been slumping in recent weeks, shot up after it announced it bought more than $605 million in shares that had previously been controlled by Sam Bankman-Fried.
The addition of voice and video calling will put X in direct competition with Apple’s Facetime and Meta’s WhatsApp.
Qantas will reportedly scrap the December 2023 cut-off date for COVID flight refunds. But the news comes as the consumer watchdog announced it would take legal action against the airline.