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Apple Opens Early Settlement Talks With United States Justice Department Over Antitrust Case

Apple has begun preliminary discussions with the United States Department of Justice to settle a broad antitrust lawsuit filed in 2024 over its smartphone ecosystem, a move that could reduce long-term regulatory uncertainty for the technology company.
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For 36 Years, He Scammed About 300 Luxury Hotels — Until He Was Caught
Stripe and Advent International Make Fifty-Three Billion Dollar Bid for PayPal
United Kingdom Brings Major Cloud Providers Under Financial Regulatory Oversight
Chinese Airlines Order Ninety-Five Airbus Jets in Eighteen Billion Dollar Fleet Expansion
Apple Opens Early Settlement Talks With United States Justice Department Over Antitrust Case
France and Germany Call for Emergency European Union Trade Safeguards Against Chinese Imports
Andy Burnham Confirmed to Succeed Keir Starmer as United Kingdom Prime Minister
United States Strikes Iranian Infrastructure as Tehran Signals Possible Red Sea Blockade
Britain Nationalises British Steel to Protect Scunthorpe Production and Strategic Supply
Andy Burnham Takes Labour Leadership and Prepares to Become Britain’s Seventh Prime Minister in a Decade
Tech Companies Want to Move Computing Off Your Screen and Onto Your Body
White House Teleprompter Operator Earned More Than $100,000 From Bets Linked to the President's Speeches
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