Apple notified State Department employees of phone hacking linked to NSO Group software
Apple Inc. last week notified 11 U.S. State Department employees in Uganda that their iPhones were hacked, and investigators have linked the attack to a tool developed by NSO Group, an Israeli technology company that was blacklisted by the Biden administration, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Apple tells suppliers iPhone demand has slowed: report
The iPhone accounted for about half of Apple's $365.8 billion in revenue during the last fiscal year.
Apple will allow customers to self-repair iPhones, Macs
Starting early next year, Apple will let some iPhone users fix their own phones, marking a significant shift for the company which has long shied away from the idea.
Astroworld tragedy: Travis Scott, Drake, Apple and Live Nation hit with $750M lawsuit
Travis Scott, Drake and Live Nation have been hit with another lawsuit stemming from the tragic events that took place at Scott’s popular Astroworld music festival, Fox Business has learned. The lawsuit also names Apple, which livestreamed the concert.
Apple CEO Tim Cook talks cryptocurrency future
Apple CEO Tim Cook says that while the tech giant is looking into cryptocurrencies, there are no immediate plans to adopt it as a form of payment on Apple Pay for the company's products.
The rules on face masks at the office are changing
Some big U.S. employers have dropped workplace mask requirements as COVID-19 cases fall and vaccination rates rise. Staffers at other companies are wondering whether they can ditch masks, too.
Apple CEO Tim Cook wishes followers a 'happy and safe Diwali'
Apple CEO Tim Cook wished his 13 million followers a "happy Diwali" in a Wednesday tweet.
Microsoft unseats Apple as most valuable company
Microsoft leapfrogged Apple for one of Wall Street’s most prestigious financial milestones.
Apple posts rare sales miss amid chip shortage, supply issues
Apple posted a rare sales miss in its fourth fiscal quarter of 2021 on Thursday as the iPhone maker contended with a global chip shortage and manufacturing delays related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Twitter avoids revenue hit from Apple privacy changes
Twitter Inc on Tuesday reported quarterly results that avoided the brunt of Apple Inc privacy changes on advertising that hobbled its rivals, sending its shares up 3%.
Apple previously threatened to remove Facebook and Instagram from app store over Mideast maid abuse
Two years ago, Apple threatened to pull Facebook and Instagram from its app store over concerns about the platform being used as a tool to trade and sell maids in the Mideast.
Apple ex-employees file ageism, gender discrimination lawsuit: report
Two former Apple workers have lodged lawsuits against the company, alleging patterns of discrimination, ageism and sexism in the company.
Unvaccinated Apple corporate employees must get COVID test every day: report
Every unvaccinated employee, including those who haven't disclosed their vaccine status, will reportedly have to get tested each day before entering an office building.
US consumer watchdog to query tech giants over financial data -sources
The U.S. consumer watchdog is expected this week to query tech giants including Facebook, Amazon and Google on how they handle consumer financial data as part of a broader effort to boost consumer protections and financial sector competition, according to two people briefed on the matter.
Target adds more Apple shop-in-shop locations ahead of holiday season
Target said Tuesday that it will double the number of Apple pop-up locations at some U.S. stores as it looks to capitalize on the critical holiday shopping season.
Apple 'Unleashed' event: LIVE Updates
Apple's 'Unleashed' Event is expected to focus around the tech giant's Mac line.
China crackdown on Apple store hits holy book apps, Audible
Apple's China-based store removed holy books from Amazon's audiobook service Audible and phone apps
Apple fires one of the #AppleToo movement's leaders
Sources familiar with the situation told The Verge that Janneke Parrish, a program manager on Apple Maps, was terminated for "non-compliance" after deleting files off of her work devices during an internal investigation. The files reportedly included apps like Robinhood, Pokémon GO, and Google Drive.
South Korea targets Apple over new app store regulation
Apple Inc was on a collision course with South Korea on Friday over new requirements that it stop forcing app developers to use its payment systems, with a government official warning of a possible investigation into the iPhone maker's compliance
Apple studying potential of AirPods as health device
Apple is studying ways to make AirPods into a health device, including enhancing hearing, reading body temperature and monitoring posture


















