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  3 hours ago

  Apple may be forced to change iMessage forever, thanks to new EU ruling

  Digital Trends - By Michael Allison

  The EU this week signed off on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and Digital Services Act (DSA), two pieces of legislation that will force Apple, Google, …

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  6 hours ago

  DoorDash Shares Tumble as Amazon Takes Stake in Grubhub

  Bloomberg - Esha Dey, Leda Alvim

  Food delivery company DoorDash Inc. shares sank on Wednesday after Amazon.com Inc. agreed to take a stake in rival Grubhub’s business. The San …

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  Michael Hartley CFP®

  

  14 hours ago

  Southwest Airlines Vowed Not to Overbook Flights. What It's Doing Now Is Far Worse

  Inc Magazine - Kelly Main

  The company's policies provide a vital lesson about how not to treat your customers if you want to hold on to them. Airlines are struggling to stay afloat, even as air travel soars.They're doing whatever they can to maximize revenue with every flight. Many are going to one of the oldest tricks in …

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  There's a new best-selling automaker in America

  

  Curated byCar and Driver

  Toyota slips back out of the top spot, according to the latest data.

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  Michael Hartley CFP®

  

  1 day ago

  FedEx will close all data centers and transition to the cloud within two years

  TechSpot - Shawn Knight

  What just happened? FedEx is going all in on cloud computing, a move that will save the Memphis, Tennessee-based transportation company an estimated …

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  Michael Hartley CFP®

  

  2 days ago

  China: Buyout of UK's largest microchip plant raises concerns

  bbc.co.uk - By Gordon Corera

  Entering Newport's fabrication plant is an other-worldly experience. Gloves, a white suit and hood need to be put on in the right order before stepping into a chamber where jets of air blast away remaining contaminants. The process, a guide explains, is not to protect people, but the product. On the …