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Trump Threatens 25 Percent Tariffs on Apple If iPhones Not Made in US
US President Donald Trump has threatened Apple with a minimum 25 percent tariff on iPhones if production isn't moved to the US. This escalates pressure on the tech giant, whose extensive iPhone supply chains have long been concentrated in China. Trump's demand highlights a significant challenge for Apple to onshore manufacturing for its popular dev...
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'Apple Will Realise...: Sources On Trump's 'Not In India' Call To Tim Cook
Donald Trump's 'don't want you building in India' exhortation to Apple boss Tim Cook was played down Thursday night, with government sources telling NDTV Profit there is significant value for the global tech giant in India.
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Sundar Pichai's Pre-Result Memo To Google Employees On Poll Day
The tech giant, on numerous occasions, has faced accusations of bias from former US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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Trump Vows To Prosecute Google For Showing "Bad Stories" On Him
Donald Trump on Friday accused Google of showing only "bad stories" about him and vowed to have the tech giant prosecuted if he gets back in the White House.
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'Like a Trump Rally': Inside the Former US President's Truth Social App
US President Joe Biden in Taliban fighter garb or stumbling over his words or bungling efforts to avert war in Ukraine – posts on Donald Trump's new social media network Truth Social have a go-to target.
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Apple Chief Tim Cook Wants US Capitol Attackers Held Accountable, Including Donald Trump: Report
Apple chief Tim Cook says he wants those involved with the deadly attack on the US Capitol last week to be held accountable, even if that includes US President Donald Trump.
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Twitter, Facebook Freeze Donald Trump Accounts as Tech Giants Respond to US Capitol Violence
Twitter and Facebook temporarily locked the accounts of US President Donald Trump, as tech giants scrambled to crack down on his baseless claims about the US presidential elections amid riots in the capital.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs Set to Testify at October 28 US Senate Hearing
The CEOs of technology giants Facebook, Google and Twitter are expected to testify for an October 28 Senate hearing on tech companies’ control over hate speech and misinformation on their platforms.
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Apple's Smaller Rivals Unite to Fight iPhone App Store Rules
Spotify and the makers of Fortnite and Tinder are taking on Apple and Google as part of a newly formed coalition calling for “fair treatment” in the way the tech giants run their app stores.
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Trump Administration Plans Two Meetings on Big Tech on September 23
US President Donald Trump will meet on Wednesday with state attorneys general about removing a liability shield protecting social media companies while the Justice Department holds a call with state officials to discuss the investigation into Alphabet's Google
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Oracle "Very Close" To Deal On Tiktok: Donald Trump
Silicon Valley tech giant Oracle is "very close" to sealing a deal to become the US partner to Chinese-owned video app TikTok to avert a ban in the United States, President Donald Trump said Tuesday.
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Facebook, Twitter Step Up Fight Against Misinformation on US Elections
Social media platforms stepped up fight against misinformation on the US elections, with Facebook starting a hub to help users with poll-related resources and Twitter expanding rules against misinformation on mail-in ballots and early voting.
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US Firms Losing Trust In China, India Emerging As Competitor: Top Trump Aide
US tech giants like Google and Facebook announcing big investments in India shows that people are losing trust in China and India is emerging as a big competitor, a top economic advisor to President Donald Trump said on Thursday.
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Facebook Fires Employee Who Protested Inaction on Trump Posts
Facebook fired an employee who had criticised Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to take action against inflammatory posts by US President Donald Trump this month, citing his tweet challenging a colleague's silence on the issue.
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US Probe Into India's Digital Tax Said Not Be a Move of Aggression
The US government's move to launch a trade investigation into a digital services tax adopted by several countries including India should not be construed as a move of aggression against New Delhi, a senior Indian government source said on Wednesday.
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Trump Threatens 25 Percent Tariffs on Apple If iPhones Not Made in US
US President Donald Trump has threatened Apple with a minimum 25 percent tariff on iPhones if production isn't moved to the US. This escalates pressure on the tech giant, whose extensive iPhone supply chains have long been concentrated in China. Trump's demand highlights a significant challenge for Apple to onshore manufacturing for its popular dev...
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'Apple Will Realise...: Sources On Trump's 'Not In India' Call To Tim Cook
Donald Trump's 'don't want you building in India' exhortation to Apple boss Tim Cook was played down Thursday night, with government sources telling NDTV Profit there is significant value for the global tech giant in India.
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Sundar Pichai's Pre-Result Memo To Google Employees On Poll Day
The tech giant, on numerous occasions, has faced accusations of bias from former US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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Trump Vows To Prosecute Google For Showing "Bad Stories" On Him
Donald Trump on Friday accused Google of showing only "bad stories" about him and vowed to have the tech giant prosecuted if he gets back in the White House.
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'Like a Trump Rally': Inside the Former US President's Truth Social App
US President Joe Biden in Taliban fighter garb or stumbling over his words or bungling efforts to avert war in Ukraine – posts on Donald Trump's new social media network Truth Social have a go-to target.
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Apple Chief Tim Cook Wants US Capitol Attackers Held Accountable, Including Donald Trump: Report
Apple chief Tim Cook says he wants those involved with the deadly attack on the US Capitol last week to be held accountable, even if that includes US President Donald Trump.
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Twitter, Facebook Freeze Donald Trump Accounts as Tech Giants Respond to US Capitol Violence
Twitter and Facebook temporarily locked the accounts of US President Donald Trump, as tech giants scrambled to crack down on his baseless claims about the US presidential elections amid riots in the capital.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs Set to Testify at October 28 US Senate Hearing
The CEOs of technology giants Facebook, Google and Twitter are expected to testify for an October 28 Senate hearing on tech companies’ control over hate speech and misinformation on their platforms.
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Apple's Smaller Rivals Unite to Fight iPhone App Store Rules
Spotify and the makers of Fortnite and Tinder are taking on Apple and Google as part of a newly formed coalition calling for “fair treatment” in the way the tech giants run their app stores.
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Trump Administration Plans Two Meetings on Big Tech on September 23
US President Donald Trump will meet on Wednesday with state attorneys general about removing a liability shield protecting social media companies while the Justice Department holds a call with state officials to discuss the investigation into Alphabet's Google
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Oracle "Very Close" To Deal On Tiktok: Donald Trump
Silicon Valley tech giant Oracle is "very close" to sealing a deal to become the US partner to Chinese-owned video app TikTok to avert a ban in the United States, President Donald Trump said Tuesday.
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Facebook, Twitter Step Up Fight Against Misinformation on US Elections
Social media platforms stepped up fight against misinformation on the US elections, with Facebook starting a hub to help users with poll-related resources and Twitter expanding rules against misinformation on mail-in ballots and early voting.
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US Firms Losing Trust In China, India Emerging As Competitor: Top Trump Aide
US tech giants like Google and Facebook announcing big investments in India shows that people are losing trust in China and India is emerging as a big competitor, a top economic advisor to President Donald Trump said on Thursday.
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Facebook Fires Employee Who Protested Inaction on Trump Posts
Facebook fired an employee who had criticised Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to take action against inflammatory posts by US President Donald Trump this month, citing his tweet challenging a colleague's silence on the issue.
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US Probe Into India's Digital Tax Said Not Be a Move of Aggression
The US government's move to launch a trade investigation into a digital services tax adopted by several countries including India should not be construed as a move of aggression against New Delhi, a senior Indian government source said on Wednesday.
