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Apple will reportedly release only 5G-enabled iPhones from next year and revamp its budget handset for the first time in

Ireland said it is pushing to keep its lower tax rates, denying a report that the country would abandon its

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Apple paid just £9m in tax in the UK last year even as the tech giant weathered the pandemic to

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has thrown his weight behind the burgeoning right-to-repair movement despite resistance from the company he helped

Ireland refused to sign a major agreement to overhaul the global corporation tax regime on Thursday. 130 countries and jurisdictions

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Since taking over as European Commissioner for Competition in 2014, Margrethe Vestager has made her mission clear: to crack down

Apple and Google are facing an investigation by UK competition authorities over concerns their dominance in the smartphone market is

Apple employees are pushing back against chief executive Tim Cook’s plans for a widespread return to the office. In a

Sales of iPhones will bring in over $200bn in 2022, accounting for nearly 40 per cent of the total smartphone

Apple employees must return to the office for three days a week from September, chief executive Tim Cook has said,