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Apple launches the iPhone 7 amid tax disputes and declining sales in London this week.
Apple raises prices this week with the launch of the new thousand dollar iPad Pro.
Apple's new data center in China complies with Beijing's cyber security regulations, reflecting the company's strategy to strengthen its market presence amid growing iPhone demand.
Apple removed VPN applications from its Chinese app store in 2017, a decision criticized by developers as a form of censorship.
Apple's announcement of the $999 iPhone X during a September 2017 event raises questions about consumer demand and market response.
Apple shifts focus to India amid slowing iPhone demand in China, targeting young consumers.
Apple invests one billion in Didi Chuxing to strengthen its presence in the Chinese market.
The Paradise Papers reveal Jersey's role in Apple's overseas tax strategy.
Apple announces the HomePod speaker at WWDC in San Jose, challenging Amazon's Echo.
Apple warns of a 5% sales drop in December, citing issues in China and customer satisfaction.
Johnathan critiques the bonus structure in banking, referencing John Cryan of Deutsche Bank.
Many households struggle with soaring inflation while CEO pay packages surge significantly.
Experts claim Facebook, Amazon, and Google dominate markets in anti-competitive ways.
Electric aviation advances with the Pipistrel Velis Electro and Rolls Royce's Spirit of Innovation.
Letitia James leads investigations into Facebook and Google for market dominance exploitation.
Alden Global Capital's aggressive acquisition of regional newspapers like the Chicago Tribune and Denver Post raises concerns about the future of local journalism in the U.S.
Securities analysts face challenges guiding point investors amid tightening regulations.
Small modular reactors attract interest for their potential in achieving Net Zero energy goals.
The video warns against overemphasizing personal carbon footprints in climate action.
Marlon James argues that identifying as non-racist is insufficient, as it allows systemic injustices to persist without active engagement.
Argentina renationalises YPF, ousting Spanish group Repsol as majority shareholder.
A 7-year-old girl was being sexually abused and her case had been monitored for three years by the Department of Homeland Security.
AstraZeneca appoints Pascol Soriot from Roche as its new chief executive amid struggles.
Kalgoorlie's gold mining history is shaped by figures like John Jones and Paddy Hannon.
Bahrain's extensive land reclamation efforts raise concerns about environmental impacts and the ruling elite's financial gains from lucrative land deals.
Women in Japan face challenges balancing careers and family, as shared by Miki Matsui and others.
A local butcher saw the Queen just three weeks before her death, reflecting the deep personal connection felt by residents of Balmoral.
David Tan, a Chinese entrepreneur, expands his textile business in Bangladesh amid rising costs in China.
Many wait with photos, hoping for survivors after the Dhaka building collapse.
The Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh raises safety concerns and highlights low wages in the clothes industry.
At least 76 die and many remain trapped after a factory collapse in Bangladesh.
The Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh raises safety concerns and disrupts garment shipments.
Bangladesh's garment industry faces scrutiny after the Rana Plaza collapse and U.S. GSP removal.
A fire in Dakar, Bangladesh, kills at least 70 people and injures many more.
The Bank of England faces a Serious Fraud Office investigation over money market auction rigging.
The publication of a controversial book has intensified the public rift between US President Donald Trump and former chief strategist Steve Bannon.
Steve Bannon resigns from Breitbart News following controversy over Donald Trump Footage.
Barack Obama discusses the government shutdown and the need for bipartisan cooperation this week.
Barbie America, a modern representation of the iconic doll, addresses the 'dream gap' and issues like bullying and female empowerment through vlogs aimed at young audiences.
Barclays and four former executives face fraud charges from UK authorities related to controversial side-deals with Qatar during the 2008 financial crisis.
Jess Staley's first results at Barclays show significant losses and restructuring plans.
A California court rules Glyphosate, known as Roundup, poses major health risks to users.
Dateline goes inside the Philippines' male beauty pageants to crown Man of the World.
Robyn Parker discusses her scoring career at the SCG and the evolution of the profession.
The US Navy sends USS Lassen to the South China Sea, provoking China's anger over territorial claims.
Beijing enforces strict pollution measures for the Apex Summit, ensuring blue skies and clean air.
The Ryanair flight diversion leads to punitive measures against Belarus and the arrest of Raman Pratasevich.
Bell Pottenger is expelled from the PRCA for unethical practices in South Africa.
