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"How the iPhone X Could Steal Christmas" ["Morgan Stanley expects consumers will spend roughly $30 billion on the new iPhone in the fourth quarter, a 'significant headwind' for traditional retailers as consumers will likely divert money away from spending on things like clothing. The new iPhone, which boasts a full-screen display and facial-recognition system, hits stores Friday with Apple's highest-ever average price tag of $999."]
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"iPhone X Delivers on Apple's Promises and That's Plenty, Say Reviewers" TechNewsWorld 4:07 PM
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"Apple X factor: China buyers rapt by new iPhone, but will they buy?" Reuters 9:13 AM
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"Has Apple gone too far for £999 iPhone X to be a success?" Sky News 7:28 AM
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"Is iPhone X Apple's Vista? Apple is taking a different approach with review units for iPhone X. What does it all mean?" PC Magazine 7:59 AM
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"This Apple Inc. Earnings Report Is the Most Important in Years: A host of questions will be answered in Apple's key Q4 earnings report" InvestorPlace 4:05 PM
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"Court gives green light for Apple data centre in Athenry: The High Court rejected an appeal from objectors to the scheme" Irish Times 7:28 AM
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"High Court refuses permission to appeal Apple decision" RTÉ 7:28 AM
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"Apple's Athenry data centre can march forward as judge rejects appeal" SiliconRepublic 7:29 AM
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"Irish court rejects appeal against $1 billion Apple data center" Reuters 8:22 AM
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"Apple Wins Latest Battle to Build Irish Data Center as Court Strikes Down Appeal: The Irish High Court ruled that an appeal based on environmental concerns wasn't truly in the public's interest." TheStreet 7:26 AM
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"Apple, other tech firms join legal challenge to Trump's DACA plans" AppleInsider 8:36 PM
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"Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks Russian Election Interference, Fake News and Tax Reform in Nightly News Interview" MacRumors 8:54 PM
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"Tim Cook addresses tax reform, Russian Facebook ads, customer privacy, more in interview" AppleInsider 9:16 PM
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"Apple CEO Tim Cook says social media is being used to manipulate and divide us: Cook says that social media companies have 'learned along the way a lot'" The Verge 8:54 PM
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