Apple wants you to know it still doesn't like Meta

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Apple and Meta probably aren't doing anything together on AI anytime soon.

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Meet some of the obscurer billionaires who got much, much richer in 2023

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Barito Pacific founder Prajogo Pangestu

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Michael Bloomberg implies remote employees are playing golf instead of working: 'It is funny, but it's tragic'

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Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg wants remote workers back in the office — and off the golf course during the workday.

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Apple Acknowledges a Smartphone Slowdown as iPhone 15 Approaches

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After years of dominating the cell phone market, one thing has become clear to Apple: Things on the smartphone front might be slowing down. The tech corporation has acknowledged a dip in sales in the U.S. ahead of the release of the iPhone 15.

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Bitcoin's 73% rally is fueling optimism the crypto winter is ending. Here are fresh forecasts on the token from StanChart, Matrixport and others.

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Bitcoin.

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Bloomberg insiders can't be sure if Mike Bloomberg will choose an internal successor because he 'believes in stability, and then change,' report says

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Michael Bloomberg at COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland in November 2021.

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Artificial intelligence will make Big Tech even bigger. Something needs to be done about the power imbalance, researchers warn

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Good morning, readers. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I enjoy some of Taylor Swift's music but definitely don't consider myself a Swiftie.

I do, however, find myself enchanted by her financial knowledge.

Bed Bath & Beyond is reportedly skipping on severance payments for workers

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Denying severance for store employees could complicate efforts to finish selling inventory, as some workers are quitting their jobs weeks before their locations actually close, Bloomberg reported.

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Companies want to know how many people are back in the office. They're using water coolers to find out.

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Offices are using the water cooler to track office occupancy.

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Blacklisted Chinese stocks have helped an asset manager in Norway beat 90% of peers this year, report says

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The Chinese flag.

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