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Earlier this year, noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that the Apple-designed chip journey would continue as the company worked on developing its own modem chip, and that we might see this as early as 2023. A new report today echoes this, but seems more confident about the 2023 date. Apple currently uses Qualcomm for [] The post Apple-designed chip journey to continue with modem in 2023 appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

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Inspires biblically responsible ETF receives 5-Star Morningstar rating Submitted 24/11/2021 - 9:22am The Inspire 100 ETF from biblically responsible ESG investing firm, Inspire Investing, has recently celebrated its fourth anniversary and received a 5-Star Morningstar Rating on three-year returns as of September 30, 2021. The firm writes that as a US large cap index fund, it is worthy of mention that BIBL landed in the top 18 percentile rank out of 1,257 other funds in Morningstars Large Blend category without exposure to the high-flying FAANG stocks, referring to the mega-cap technology giants Facebook (now called Meta), Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google, as none of the FAANG pass Inspires biblically responsible investing standards. We are truly humbled with the 5-Star rating received by our flagship fund, says Robert Netzly, CEO of Inspire. Every recognition like this continues to reinforce our belief that our Inspire Impact Score approach to biblically responsible ESG investing can deliver exceptional investment outcomes for faith-based investors. BIBL has grown rapidly along with Inspires other biblically responsible ETFs, pushing total assets under management over USD1.8 billion.

Italy Fines Apple, Amazon $230M Over ''Secret'' Deal To Limit Resellers The European Union''s top bureaucrats aren''t the only officials on the continent focused on demanding fairness and accountability from American big tech firms like Google, Apple and Amazon. This week, Italy fined tech giants Amazon and Apple roughly $230M, accusing the firms of anti-competitive activities by claiming they secretly cooperated to restrict sales of Apple products in Italy on platforms run by Amazon. The two tech giants allegedly struck a deal back in 2018, which allegedly enabled only ''selected resellers'' to sell Apple products and Beats electronic accessories on Amazon.it. Italy’s antitrust authority ruled that the firms acted in violation of EU laws and affected competition on prices. Apple and Amazon were ordered to scrap their deal and the restrictions it imposes, and give all retailers of Apple and Beats products non-discriminatory access to Amazon.it. Amazon was fined $77.4MM and Apple received a separate $151.5MM fine, lawyers said.

Apple delayed the release of a feature that allows to store your ID in the companys Wallet app. In an update to the official iOS 15

Apple''s Turkish website stopped sales of most products, displaying a "Not currently available" message.

Apple filed a lawsuit against Israeli cyber firm NSO Group and its parent company OSY Technologies for allegedly spying on and targeting

Apple has sued Israeli firm NSO Group - the developers of the Pegasus spyware allegedly used by governments around the world, including India to snoop on private correspondence of tens of thousands of journalists, activists and others.

UK''s FTSE 100 rose on Wednesday to its highest in a week, with gains led by energy majors after oil prices jumped, while Apple supplier IQE plunged following a downbeat earnings forecast. Miners added 1.2%, supported by higher copper prices. Asset manager Brewin Dolphin slid 5.7% after warning of market volatility ahead, as government support measures unwind and consumer demand falls back into normal levels.

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CentralNic Group plc (LON:CNIC) growth is accelerating rapidly and benefiting from the trend towards tightening privacy policies. In addition, margins are expected to widen after current investments plateau and the company expects further earnings accretive acquisitions. 9M 2021 results : Revenue and EBITDA were $282.0m and $32.3m, both in line with over $280m and over $32m indicated in the trading update in October. We estimate group gross profit grew 27% organically (see overleaf). Cash conversion was 113%, compared to over 100% flagged in the trading update and 93% a year ago. Net debt fell to $79m from $85m, indicating $19m of cash generation before payments for acquisitions ($11m) and earnouts ($2m). Organic revenue growth accelerated to 29% in 9M 2021 from 9% in 2020, driven by 47% organic growth in Online Marketing. In particular, growth was led by the division’s PubTONIC product, which acquires and qualifies highly converting traffic for advertisers. (Please see overleaf for overview.) Online Marketing was also boosted by Google and Apple’s removal of support for third-party cookies in their browsers.

Analysts at UBI Research pointed out in the latest report that BOE, the leading screen manufacturer in China, is expected to supply 18 million OLED screens to Apple this year. The post BOE to Supply 18 Million OLED Screens to Apple appeared first on Pandaily .

On Tuesday, Nov. 23, the Italian Competition Authority (ICA) fined Apple and Amazon $225 million in an antitrust lawsuit. According to the ICA, the two corporations conduct violated European Union standards and harmed pricing competition. The fine is for Beats headphones, which Apple purchased for $3 billion in 2014. According to the BBC, per a []

Apple is suing Israeli spyware firm NSO Group for allegedly targeting iPhone users with the Pegasus hacking tool. The post Apple sues Israeli spyware firm NSO Group over iPhone hacking appeared first on Newsbook .

Apple has filed a lawsuit against Israeli cyber firm NSO Group for alleged surveillance and targeting of US Apple users with spyware.