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Apple Pay Later is launching in September, but Big Tech's acceptance of buy now, pay later (BNPL) could raise concerns over regulations in the industry.

FCC chief Brendan Carr urged the CEOs of Google and Apple to remove TikTok from their stores, arguing that Chinese “data harvesting” poses an “unacceptable national security risk.”

Apple employees in Towson, Maryland voted by nearly a 2-to-1 margin to unionize

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has reportedly been hitting the phones himself urging senators to oppose antitrust legislation aimed at reining in big tech firms. Other tech giants are also lobbying against the bill.

Tech company CEOs urged Congress to pass legislation to add federal funding expanding US semiconductor manufacturing to boost US competitiveness against China.

Here are the key events taking place on Tuesday that could impact trading including news about U.S. markets, inflation data, The Fed and tech news.

The tech giant is bringing lending and credit assessment in-house for the first time through Apple Financing LLC.

Apple Pay Later will allow iPhone users to pay for purchases through an interest-free payment plan and track their upcoming payments through the Apple Wallet app.

The European Commission has called for Apple to change its iPhone connectors in iPhones sold in Europe by 2024 in an effort to make life easier for consumers.

Apple's latest operating system update will allow users to edit and unsend text messages, and conversations can be marked as unread, the company announced Monday.

Apple is reportedly planning to improve work schedules for its retail workers, with changes to shifts and days off slated to roll out in a matter of months.

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang on U.S. tech giants pulling operations out of China amid supply chain issues and easing COVID restrictions.

Apple is moving portions of manufacturing to Vietnam in order to combat supply chain hurdles from mainland China's "zero-COVID" policies.

The Communications Workers of America told FOX Business that the decision to withdraw was due to "intimidation" from Apple and rising COVID infections among store employees.

Republican senators want to prevent U.S. app stores including Apple and Google from hosting apps that allow payments to be made with China's digital yuan currency.

Apple Inc. is boosting pay for workers amid rising inflation, a tight labor market and unionization pushes among hourly store employees.

New York Times tech reporter Tripp Mickle's "After Steve: How Apple Became a Trillion-Dollar Company and Lost its Soul" gives a behind-the-scenes look at Apple's struggles following Steve Jobs' death through the career arcs of its top lieutenants: chief designer Jony Ive and chief executive Tim Cook.

A lawsuit against Apple states a Texas child suffered hearing loss from using the company's AirPods in the middle of an Amber Alert.

A group of Apple employees in Maryland known as AppleCORE will hold a union election June 15 after filing a petition with the National Labor Relations Board in May.

The Communications Workers of America has accused Apple of violating federal labor laws at its World Trade Center store through illegal activities including "interrogating staff, surveillance, restricting the posting of union fliers and requiring employees to attend mandatory anti-union speeches."