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Company News for Dec 26, 2025 Companies In The News Are: NVDA, NKE, AAPL, DVAX, SNY, INTC. | about 10 hours ago |
Nike (NKE) Jumps 4.6% as Tim Cook Hikes Stake Nike (NKE) Jumps 4.6% as Tim Cook Hikes Stake | 1 day ago |
Nike (NKE) Jumps 4.6% as Tim Cook Hikes Stake We recently published 10 Stocks Lighting Up Market Ahead of Christmas. Nike Inc. (NYSE:NKE) is one of the best performers on Wednesday. Nike Inc. jumped by 4.64 percent on Wednesday to close at $60 apiece after an Apple executive nearly doubled his stake in the company. In a regulatory filing, Nike Inc. (NYSE:NKE) said that […] | 1 day ago |
Italian Competition Authority fines Apple EUR 98M over app tracking Italian Competition Authority fines Apple EUR 98M over app tracking | 1 day ago |
Italian Competition Authority fines Apple EUR 98M over app tracking The Italian Competition Authority has issued a EUR 98M fine to Apple (AAPL) over ‘abuse of a dominant position’. The agency said, “The Authority found the App Tracking Transparency policy to restrict competition. The policy lays down the privacy rules imposed by the company on third-party developers of apps offered on the App Store. The Italian Competition Authority has imposed a 98,635,416.67 euro fine on Apple, Apple Distribution International and Apple Italia for abuse of a dominant position. | 1 day ago |
Apple to appeal EUR 98M Italian Competition Authority fine, AP reports Apple to appeal EUR 98M Italian Competition Authority fine, AP reports | 1 day ago |
Apple to appeal EUR 98M Italian Competition Authority fine, AP reports Apple (AAPL) said it would appeal a EUR 98.6M fine issued by Italy’s antitrust authority, which determined the company abused its dominant position with its App Tracking Transparency policy, the Associated Press reports, citing a company statement. “At Apple, we believe privacy is a fundamental human right, and we created App Tracking Transparency to give users a simple way to control whether companies can track their activity across other apps and websites,” Apple said. “These rules apply equal | 1 day ago |
Company News for Dec 26, 2025
Companies In The News Are: NVDA, NKE, AAPL, DVAX, SNY, INTC.
Nike (NKE) Jumps 4.6% as Tim Cook Hikes Stake
Nike (NKE) Jumps 4.6% as Tim Cook Hikes Stake
Nike (NKE) Jumps 4.6% as Tim Cook Hikes Stake
We recently published 10 Stocks Lighting Up Market Ahead of Christmas. Nike Inc. (NYSE:NKE) is one of the best performers on Wednesday. Nike Inc. jumped by 4.64 percent on Wednesday to close at $60 apiece after an Apple executive nearly doubled his stake in the company. In a regulatory filing, Nike Inc. (NYSE:NKE) said that […]
Italian Competition Authority fines Apple EUR 98M over app tracking
Italian Competition Authority fines Apple EUR 98M over app tracking
Italian Competition Authority fines Apple EUR 98M over app tracking
The Italian Competition Authority has issued a EUR 98M fine to Apple (AAPL) over ‘abuse of a dominant position’. The agency said, “The Authority found the App Tracking Transparency policy to restrict competition. The policy lays down the privacy rules imposed by the company on third-party developers of apps offered on the App Store. The Italian Competition Authority has imposed a 98,635,416.67 euro fine on Apple, Apple Distribution International and Apple Italia for abuse of a dominant position.
Apple to appeal EUR 98M Italian Competition Authority fine, AP reports
Apple to appeal EUR 98M Italian Competition Authority fine, AP reports
Apple to appeal EUR 98M Italian Competition Authority fine, AP reports
Apple (AAPL) said it would appeal a EUR 98.6M fine issued by Italy’s antitrust authority, which determined the company abused its dominant position with its App Tracking Transparency policy, the Associated Press reports, citing a company statement. “At Apple, we believe privacy is a fundamental human right, and we created App Tracking Transparency to give users a simple way to control whether companies can track their activity across other apps and websites,” Apple said. “These rules apply equal