Google Alert - apple

	apple Daily update ⋅ July 16, 2020
	NEWS
	Apple Does Not Owe Ireland Nearly $15 Billion In Back Taxes, Court Rules NPR Authorities said Apple's tax maneuvering gave it an effective tax rate of about 0.05% on its European profits. The Commission said those deals with the ... Apple Scores Legal Victory Against $14.9 Billion EU Tax Demand - The New York Times Apple and Ireland win appeal against the European Commission's $15 billion tax ruling - TechCrunch Apple wins appeal against $15 billion EU tax bill - CNN Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Apple News launches new audio features, expands local news offerings for readers Apple Newsroom Apple News+ audio stories, a new daily audio briefing, and curated local news collections are all available now in Apple News. Apple is introducing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple's Twitter Account Hacked by Bitcoin Scammers Mac Rumors Apple's Twitter account has been breached by bitcoin scammers who have also hacked the Twitter accounts of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Amazon CEO ... Apple Twitter account hacked in Bitcoin scam campaign - AppleInsider Apple's official Twitter account hacked in widespread cryptocurrency scam - 9to5Mac Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Apple's Surprise iPhone 12 Pro Upgrade Suddenly Confirmed Forbes Rising Apple insider L0vetodream has revealed that Apple will equip its iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max models with 6GB RAM, that's 50% more ... 2020 iPhone Shock As New Apple iPhone Problem Revealed - Forbes How to submit a claim as part of Apple's $500 million settlement over slowed down iPhones - KTLA Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Apple accused of censoring pro-democracy app in Hong Kong 9to5Mac "We think it is being censored by Apple," Chu said. Ahead of the poll, local officials warned it could be considered a violation of the new law, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple pushes retail employees to work from home, and adds home Covid tests into the mix Silicon Valley Business Journal Bloomberg reports that the consumer tech giant says its offices are likely not going to be fully reopened before the end of 2020. Apple is also sending ... Apple Stores Unlikely To Reopen Before 2021 - pymnts.com Apple will send coronavirus test kits to its employees' homes - The Mercury News Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Over 2500 games removed from Apple's China App Store in early July, as crackdown begins TechCrunch Apple's decision was expected to see the removal of thousands of games from the App Store, starting July. Sensor Tower data indicates that came to ... Game over: Apple removes thousands of titles from China app store - Aljazeera.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Busch unveils first-ever flavored beer, Busch Light Apple mlive.com The light offering is made with natural apple flavors and is available now in select states, including Michigan. "The development and launch of Busch ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple releases iOS and iPadOS 13.6, macOS 10.15.6, and watchOS 6.2.8 Ars Technica Here are Apple's release notes for iOS 13.6. iPadOS 13.6 is similar but lacks digital car keys and the News audio features. Additionally, Apple has ... Flag as irrelevant
	As Apple Stock Rallies, Two Bullish Analysts See Higher Highs Barron's Apple shares are trading higher Wednesday after a pair of analysts lifted their price targets for the company ahead of the June-quarter earnings report ... Needham raises Apple price target to $450 on wearables, tied for highest forecast on Wall Street - CNBC Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	EU illegal state aid case against Apple in Ireland Wikipedia On 29 August 2016, after a two-year investigation, Margrethe Vestager of the European Commission announced: "Ireland granted illegal tax benefits ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Credit Cards, Bank Transfers in 162 countries, +100 Fiat Ramps Coming ... Elrond Network The fintech company offers direct access to $ERD with Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Visa, Mastercard & other payment processors, as well as bank ... Flag as irrelevant
	13bn wings its way back to Apple after Euro court rules Irish tax deal wasn't The Register Apple has had a €13bn (£11.6bn) tax bill overturned after the EU's General Court ruled that the iGiant was not the recipient of unlawful state aid from ... Flag as irrelevant
	A response to the European court's bad Apple ruling Tax Justice Network Today's Apple decision confirms that the EU's rules against state aid are not up to the job of preventing EU member states operating as tax havens. Flag as irrelevant
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