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Anti-Trump Climate Protesters Storm NYC Apple Store, Confront CEO Tim Cook Amid Texas Flood Crisis

Demonstrators gathered inside and outside of New York City's 5th Avenue Apple store on Sunday to denounce big tech companies for backtracking on their previous support of the Paris Climate Agreement and to protest the Trump administration, which protestors say is funneling billions of dollars to fossil fuel companies.

Benzinga

Marc Andreessen Says Steve Jobs Wasn't A Saint Or A Monster: Just A Genius Who Refused To Accept Mediocrity And Made Everyone Better

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen says Steve Jobs' legendary success stemmed from his refusal to tolerate mediocrity, even if it meant being one of "the most disagreeable people in the history of humankind."

Benzinga

Microsoft orders more Xbox layoffs, boss Phil Spencer tells staff "our platform, hardware, and game roadmap have never looked stronger" but the fourth big round of layoffs in 18 months is coming anyway

The exact number of staff affected isn't currently clear

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Microsoft announces another mass layoff, thousands of workers affected

Microsoft is firing thousands of workers, its second mass layoff in months

The Independent UK

Microsoft's layoffs to top 9,000 people, impacting around 4% of the firm's entire workforce — total 2025 layoffs now top 15,300 people

Microsoft has begun global layoffs as previously reported, with staff impacted in various departments from Azure to Xbox.

Windows Central

Microsoft continues Xbox layoffs, with jobs cut at King, Turn 10, ZeniMax Media, and more — read Phil Spencer's note to staff

Microsoft is laying off employees in its Xbox division, including cuts to the teams at King and ZeniMax Media.

Windows Central

Amazon, Starbucks among companies to face boycotts this month over workers’ rights and DEI policy changes

A grassroots advocacy group is calling for a month-long boycott of Amazon, Starbucks and Home Depot

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Nvidia Vs. Microsoft Vs. Apple: Which Stock Reaches $4 Trillion First?

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) became the first public company to pass the $1 trillion and $3 trillion market capitalization milestones.

Benzinga

"Pick your lane and stick to it": Former Blizzard president says it's "tough to see Xbox confused" amid "this is an Xbox" branding: "They have to figure out what needs to change... and fast"

Meanwhile, one of Microsoft Game Studios' earliest producers thinks "Xbox hardware is dead"

GamesRadar

How to cancel Amazon Prime - handy to know, with Prime Day 2025 around the corner

From a free trial to full membership, discovering how to cancel Amazon Prime couldn't be simpler

Woman & Home

iCloud was down — live updates on Apple outage hitting Photos, Mail and more

Several Apple services that rely on iCloud are having issues right now and this is the latest on the outage.

Tom’s Guide

Apple Stock Down 18% In 2025: Could Company's Ad Removals Be Hurting Brand?

Technology giant Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) may need to rethink its marketing strategy after the company quietly pulled another one of its advertisements this week, which is at least the fourth such move made in just over a year.

Benzinga

What the hell is going on with Apple's ad department?

The company has pulled another ad – making it four in a year.

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Working late? You’re not the only one, research shows

Employees have shifted away from the traditional 9-to-5 job as they attend meetings and check their email inboxes after hours

The Independent UK

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Amazon announces dates for longest four day Prime sales event

Mark your calendars as Amazon just announced dates for its annual Prime Days, and this time you can shop deals for 4 long days!

Amazon Prime Day 2025 dates revealed and it's easily the biggest event yet

Here's when you can save big money on 1,000s of products across Amazon...

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WWDC 2025 recap: Liquid Glass, iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, Apple Intelligence, and all the highlights from Apple

Missed WWDC 2025? Here's a rundown of all the highlights

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Apple WWDC 2025: when is it, how to watch it and what to expect

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off next week. Here's everything you need to know.

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Epic's Tim Sweeney declares "the long national nightmare of the Apple tax is ended" as appeals court officially denies Apple's emergency motion

"May next week's [Worldwide Developers Conference] be the Apple-led celebration of freedom that developers and users have long deserved"

Apple teases iOS redesign in WWDC 25 clip

Your iPhone could look like this in less than a week.

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iPhone 17 Air leak shows impossibly sturdy frame, but don't put your "bendgate" fears to bed just yet

A leaked video of the iPhone 17 Air shows signs of hope for iPhone fans, but there are still some major concerns about Apple's ultra-thin phone.

Windows Central

The Xbox Series S is currently only very slightly cheaper than the far more powerful PS5 — is Microsoft okay with this?

It's hard to justify buying an Xbox Series S console when you can spend another $20 and get a device that's over two times more powerful.

The Independent UK

The world has a new most valuable company after $185bn overnight surge

Microsoft and Apple are the other contenders who have been holding the title over the past few year

The Independent UK

Apple CEO Tim Cook called Greg Abbott to press him to stop the state’s proposed online child safety laws, report reveals

The tech boss had a cordial conversation with Greg Abbott last week, but made it clear that Apple was interested in stopping the bill, according to sources

Latin Times

Trump Insists Apple Can Move Production to the US Because of 'Computerized' Factories After Threatening Tariffs

President Donald Trump stated that Apple could create computerized production plants in the US to produce iPhones at the same price they are being produced at now after threatening to levy tariffs against the company.

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