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- Apple will allow an app called Amphetamine to stay in its store. Apple had told the app's developer that the branding promoted drug use and that it needed to be renamed or face removal, $4.
- Tesla just missed its vehicle goal for the year. The electric automaker $4, 450 shy of CEO Elon Musk's target.
- SolarWinds hackers could see Microsoft source code. Microsoft $4 with a "small number of internal accounts" and that one of the accounts "had been used to view source code in a number of source code repositories."
- Apple removed 46,000 apps from its Chinese app store. The takedowns $4 on unlicensed gaming apps.
- Facebook's ad integrity chief is out. Rob Leathern, director of product management, $4 on Facebook's internal network that he would be leaving the company on Dec. 30.
- Apple failed to swiftly cut ties with a supplier that used child labor. Apple discovered that Suyin Electronics, one of its Chinese-based suppliers, relied on child labor on multiple occasions, but still took three years to fully cut ties, $4 reported.
- Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk increased their wealth by $217 billion in 2020. Collectively, the net worth of the world's 500 richest people $4, a 31% increase that represents the largest annual gain in the eight years that Bloomberg has tracked these figures through its Billionaires Index.
- Gaming can expect a new Nintendo Switch and the first PS5 games in 2021. Rumors $4 about a new version of Nintendo's Switch with more power, and a handful of major games are expected to launch for Sony and Microsoft's new game consoles.
- The UK's Brexit deal leaves digital and fintech startups in limbo. The $4 how UK financial startups will trade with Europe, nor the long-term future of data flows.
- Early-stage funding is set to come back strong in 2021. Investors $4 that seed deals are actually getting bigger, so much so, that they no longer fit the classic definition of seed rounds.