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Apple CEO Ternus eyes engineering-led overhaul, report says

Apple cut hardware engineering program managers over two weeks, hitting roughly half a dozen directors, as new CEO Ternus weighs faster releases and fewer management layers, Bloomberg reports.

UK Tribunal Allows £306 Million Apple-Amazon Suit

A UK tribunal certified £289m-£306m On-Amazon consumer claims against Apple and Amazon over a 2018 reseller deal and rejected wider Off-Amazon claims.

India Regulator Probes Apple Over iOS 18 Warranty

India's CCPA escalated a detailed Apple probe on July 29, 2026 over iOS 18; an iPhone 15 screen repair runs 27,900 rupees, over a third of retail price.

Apple Pay Expected to Launch in India Next Month With Axis Bank

Apple Pay is set to launch in India next month starting with Axis Bank's credit cards, with talks continuing with HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank to join on commercial terms. The rollout will initially avoid UPI and proceed bank-by-bank, expanding lender support over time as negotiations progress.

Apple patches CoreGraphics zero-day exploited in attacks

Nothing launches $399 Headphone (1) Pro to rival Apple and Sony

Nothing launched its $399 Headphone (1) Pro, a premium over-ear model with a distinctive metal-and-glass design, triple-driver audio, adaptive noise cancellation and up to 68 hours of battery life. Reviews describe it as a competitive alternative to pricier Apple, Sony and Bose headphones, while the launch marks Nothing’s push into the high-end audio market.

Apple Unveils iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max but Skips Standard Model

Pre-launch reporting indicates the iPhone 18 Pro lineup will carry a modest US price hike of about $100 to around $1,199, with Indian pricing potentially rising to ₹1,44,900 or higher in some scenarios. Leaks also highlight the new A20 Pro chip, a smaller Dynamic Island, and a forthcoming foldable model codenamed iPhone Duo that could command top-tier pricing in select markets.

US Businesses Suddenly Stop Carrying Water For Beijing As Second Trump Term Looms

Corporate America is quickly losing interest in defending China as President-elect Donald Trump gears up for a second term, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. Businesses like Apple , Nike and many other…

STEPHEN MOORE: Biden-Harris Admin Sitting On Its Hands As Major American Companies Get Extorted By Europe

The Wall Street Journal noted last week that American shareholders will lose tens of billions of dollars in investment income from their stock holdings in Silicon Valley companies like Google and Apple if several…