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Facebook's anti-Apple campaign uses misleading figures, marketers claim
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H. Moser & Cie sends up Apple Watch with $30,800 mechanical clone
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Petition calls on Apple to remove Robinhood from App Store amid GameStop kerfuffle
I don’t understand how a trading platform can limit your access to purchasing shares of a publicly traded company so long as you have the funds to cover said purchase. It’s not a fraudulent transaction and any volatility it causes in the market is up to the SEC and the markets to deal with. Only the SEC and each individual market can temporarily halt or freeze trading and only under certain circumstances. This reeks of hypocrisy because a bunch of nerds on Reddit figured out how to expose that the market is inherently a fraudulent business. -
Apple denied COVID app to secure contact tracing monopoly, lawsuit claims
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Incoming Intel CEO demands better chips than 'lifestyle company in Cupertino'
Well that lifestyle company in Cupertino has a 2.3 trillion with a T market cap and intel has a 218 billion market cap. So maybe get your head out of your ass with your stereotypical thought process and behavior and learn a thing or two from the lifestyle company who has perfected thin, light, powerful and most importantly, desirable. Or die in your bunny suit. Your choice.