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Tim Cook talks to Donald Trump at a tech roundtable last year.
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- $4. There are signs that Cook's open dialogue with Trump has benefited Apple, with the company this week being granted a reprieve from Trump's 10% China import tariffs.
- $4. The allegations were made on an internal employee message board, and contractor Accenture says it has investigated the claim and "confirmed that these allegations are without merit."
- $4. Huawei was given its initial license in May after it was designated a national security threat and placed on a blacklist.
- $4. The loans are likely to have an interest rate of about 5%, the Wall Street Journal said, citing a source.
- $4. The promoted tweets are from Xinhua News, and said the "escalating violence" in Hong Kong have taken a "heavy toll on the social order."
- $4. Activists said the protest was timely because Palantir is rumored to go public early next year, and they invited Palantir employees to take a stand.
- $4. Andy Purdy maintains that his goal is to "promote a safer cyberspace."
- $4. Facebook has posted consistent monthly active user growth for almost three years, thanks to the influx of new Indian users.
- $4. Some sellers say that Amazon has an unfair advantage in accessing sales data on its third-party platform.
- $4. "I'm angry," one Amazon customer who was impacted told Business Insider, "to have any personal information shared is a huge rights violation."
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