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"Apple's Tim Cook Wants Your Old iPhone: As the Cupertino company aggressively ratchets up its in-house sustainability practices, Apple is looking for new ways to get green. That means everything from tearing down your old phone with robots to—as Tim Cook hinted in a conversation with GQ—a potential way of nudging companies in Apple's orbit to follow along."
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"Apple's TV service will grow like crazy and be a $9 billion business by 2025, Morgan Stanley says" CNBC 7:56 AM
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"Morgan Stanley thinks Apple TV+ could have 136 million subs by 2025" Cult of Mac 8:01 AM
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"Apple looks strong in China ahead of earnings, says UBS: Analyst boosts target to $275, one of the highest on Wall Street" MarketWatch 1:38 PM
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"The Human Cost of Your Smartphone: Children mine cobalt — a key element for making batteries — in terrible conditions/There is no trace of toxic dust on the sleek, shiny iPhones lined up in the Apple Store — that would be terrible for marketing campaigns. And there is nothing mentioned about the 40,000 children in the southern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo who are forced to mine cobalt with their bare hands to create mobile phone batteries." Medium: OneZero 8:21 AM
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"Ted Cruz slams NBA, Apple, and Disney CEO Bob Iger for response to Hong Kong protests" Yahoo Finance 8:46 AM
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"Tim Cook: The Power of Diversity/In a rare interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook sat down with People en Español editor-in-chief Armando Correa to discuss his historic coming out and sends a message to LGBTQ+ teenagers and their parents." People en Español 7:30 PM
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"Five years after coming out, Apple's Tim Cook says he has 'not regretted it for one minute'" AppleInsider 7:31 PM
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