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Goldman Sachs may exit credit card deal with Apple: report

Goldman Sachs may exit credit card deal with Apple: report

[ad_1] Goldman Sachs is considering exiting its partnership with Apple, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing sources familiar with the matter. The iPhone-maker and Goldman Sachs started rolling out a virtual credit card in 2019. The bank is in talks with American Express to take over its Apple credit card and other ventures with the tech giant, the report added. Goldman Sachs and the iPhone-maker started rolling …

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Apple will permanently delete photos in July — how to keep yours safe

Apple will permanently delete photos in July — how to keep yours safe

[ad_1] A picture is worth a thousand words — as long as it doesn’t get deleted. Apple announced it will permanently do away with the My Photo Stream album next month. The feature automatically stores pictures taken in the last 30 days. Due to the impending shutdown, My Photo Stream stopped uploading snaps on June 26 — and everything in …

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Microsoft works slam CEO Satya Nadella’s ‘landmark’ year claim

Microsoft works slam CEO Satya Nadella's 'landmark' year claim

[ad_1] Some angry Microsoft employees reportedly blasted their boss Satya Nadella on Thursday after he shared a message touting a “landmark year” at the tech giant — even as executives withheld raises, announced 10,000 layoffs in January and scramble to salvage a $69 billion deal to buy Activision Blizzard. Nadella lauded the company’s accomplishments in a missive shared on Microsoft’s …

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Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg fight may happen in Colosseum

Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg fight may happen in Colosseum

[ad_1] For billionaires about to tussle, we salute you! Rome’s famous Colosseum — the site of of gladiator battles and Christians being tossed to lions — may serve as the arena for the much-hyped “cage match” between moguls Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Italy’s minister of culture Gennaro Sangiuliano contacted Zuckerberg about the possibility of holding the bout at the …

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AI teddy bears are here

AI teddy bears are here

[ad_1] In the not-so-distant future, you could walk in on a teddy bear reading a bedtime story to your child. And it wouldn’t be just any story — it’d be a saga tailored to everything the toy knows about your child, including likes, dislikes and even their deepest secrets. In the 1980s and ’90s, Teddy Ruxpin and Furbys were creepy, …

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Apple hits $3 trillion in market value as new gadget releases loom

Apple hits $3 trillion in market value as new gadget releases loom

[ad_1] Apple’s market value crossed the $3 trillion mark in early Friday trading as investors look ahead to the highly-scrutinized releases like the iPhone 15 and the Vision Pro mixed-reality headset. The California-based tech giant’s stock hovered at $191.52 per share after the opening bell Friday after closing at a record high in each of its previous two trading sessions. …

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Amazon poaching FTC officials ahead of antitrust lawsuit

Amazon has already hired around a dozen former FTC officials, sources close to the situation said. 

[ad_1] Amazon is poaching a slew of staffers from the Federal Trade Commission as it gears up for an epic antitrust battle with the US agency, sources told On The Money. The Seattle-based web giant – which most is facing accusations it’s been strong-arming third-party sellers into using its logistics network – has already hired around a dozen former FTC …

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Joonko seemingly lied about working with American Express, PayPal

AI-powered diversity recruiting firm Joonko in chaos as CEO accused of 'staggering' fraud

[ad_1] Joonko, the DEI-focused tech startup whose founder is accused of duping investors, appears to have lied about working with several US corporate icons — even as it raised tens of millions of dollars to fuel its expansion. As of Thursday, The Post has learned of at least four major companies — American Express, PayPal, Accenture and Atlassian — that …

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Advertisers demand billions in refunds from YouTube over skippable ads

Advertisers demand billions in refunds from YouTube over skippable ads

[ad_1] YouTube advertisers demanded refunds from the Google-owned video sharing service after a study found viewers were allowed to entirely avoid commercials that play imperceptibly on third-party sites, violating the company’s own terms of service. Adalytics, a company that analyzes digital ads, issued a report accusing Google of “misleading” Fortune 500 companies, small businesses and the US government about TrueView, …

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