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[Updated] Intel says it remains committed to its Arc graphics project — 'Intel will continue to have GPU product offerings'

Intel issued a press statement stating that it remains committed to developing its Arc GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

New Intel executive reshuffle sees products chief Holthaus leave after 30 years

30-year Intel exec set to leave the company after serving as interim co-CEO and Chief Exec of Products.

TechRadar

The Trump Family Is Betting Big on Mobile Phones. Should Apple Stock Investors Be Worried?

The T1 Mobile-based service will offer monthly subscriptions of $47.45.

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Apple Acknowledges That Tariffs Could Force Price Hikes. How Should You Play AAPL Stock Here?

Some analysts have raised demand fears for Apple’s products if a price hike occurs.

Barchart

Apple Stock: AI-Enabled Products to Push Large Gains

The introduction of Apple Intelligence and new AI-driven functionalities are set to drive device upgrades and attract new users for Apple.

Barchart

A Class Action Reveals the Horrifying Truth: 'Boneless Wings' Are Breast Meat!

Lawyers representing an allegedly duped Buffalo Wild Wings customer demand that the company disgorge its ill-gotten gains.

Reason

Disney’s job cuts affect theme parks, but frontline workers spared

Disney will be cutting jobs in its theme parks division as part of a move to lay off 7,000 workers across the company, the chairman of the group said in an email to employees Thursday.

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Shares spike at Russell Hobbs seller Ultimate Products after sales and profits surge

The group owns brands such as Salter, Progress, Kleeneze, Petra and Intempo

Birmingham Post

Here's Why Analysts Are Lowering Price Targets On Amazon After Q1 Earnings

E-commerce giant Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) reported mixed earnings Thursday and announced guidance that came in lower than analysts' estimates for the second quarter. Here's why analysts are lowering their price targets and sound more cautious moving forward.

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