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Apple Board of Directors shuffle sees Al Gore & James Bell retire
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Tesla confirms Apple Podcasts coming in holiday update 'next week'
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Apple and Goldman Sachs to part ways on Apple Card, no successor named
I don't know if there are statistics out but I would make a bet that AppleCard users have higher incomes and are smarter with their money than the average credit card consumer. This would be a loss in an industry that survives only on high interest rates charged when people f-up or don't pay their entire bill on time. The high-yield savings rate and instant cash back rewards loses these banks money when their customers are actually responsible by paying their bills on time and not spending beyond their means. -
Altman beats OpenAI board and returns as CEO after stormy exit
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak suffered minor stroke, released from hospital