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Apple Was the Most Secretive Company in Tech. Then it Developed a Slack Habit.

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Wayne Ma
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Huawei Gets Approval to Buy U.S. Chips for Auto Components

The move comes after Huawei’s access to chips was hurt by U.S. sanctions, which hurt its ability to buy 5G chips for its smartphones.

South Korea to Let Google, Apple Users Avoid In-App Commissions

The move comes as regulators around the world tighten scrutiny of big tech firms, which have focused on antitrust issues.

Taiwan Tells Washington Auto Chip Shortage Likely to Abate By Year-End

The move comes after U.S. senators from Michigan and Ohio—two auto manufacturing hubs—asked Taiwan to help ensure chip supplies.

China Adopts Strict Data Privacy Law Amid Crackdown on Tech Giants

The move isn’t expected to curb the widespread government surveillance of Chinese citizens that currently takes place.
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