Apple lifts MacBook and iPad prices as memory costs surge
Why it matters: The increases hit laptops and tablets, while Apple left iPhone prices unchanged and warned margins could weaken.
Why it matters: The increases hit laptops and tablets, while Apple left iPhone prices unchanged and warned margins could weaken.
Why it matters: The ruling extends a New York order to the whole country and says the policy deterred people from showing up for hearings.
Why it matters: The reductions cost Oracle about $1.8 billion and left its workforce below pre-Cerner levels.
The San Francisco win keeps Paraguay moving in Group D, while Turkiye remain without a point.
What's new: The software fix follows freeway incidents in Phoenix and San Francisco, and Waymo has limited freeway service meantime.
What's next: Austria faces defending champion Argentina, while Jordan meets Algeria in a must-win Group J match.
What's new: AI products now bring in $1.7 billion a year, but heavier use of AI agents is pushing gross margins lower.
What's new: Vice President JD Vance and a San Francisco supervisor weighed in as the dispute spread beyond baseball.
What's new: Marvell hired Dan Durn, while Adobe tapped finance executive Steve Day as interim CFO.
What's new: The lawsuit seeks damages and a court order to end self-harm chats and show warnings to users.
What's next: Adobe aims to name a new CEO before its fiscal year starts in December, with Steve Day serving as interim CFO.
Why it matters: The invite-only tier targets heavy riders as Waymo looks for new revenue while Alphabet's Other Bets losses remain steep.
What's new: The model adds guardrails on cybersecurity and biology and scored about 5% above Claude Opus 4.8 in Vals AI tests.