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"Developers are our best bet to stop Apple's App Store monopoly: Any day now, the US Supreme Court will issue a decision in a case called Apple Inc. v. Pepper, where a group of iPhone users have said that the Apple App Store, the only place they can get software (or apps) on their phones, is an unlawful monopoly. They're right."
 The Next Web 7:59 AM
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"Apple in 2019: surviving iPhone challenges like the 1990s Microsoft" Roughly Drafted 8:36 AM
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"Apple employees actually read the letters customers send to Tim Cook, and sometimes they inspire changes" CNBC 3:44 PM
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"Apple's hopes for TV domination: Every video, every source, on every screen" Digital Trends 2/22
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"Goldman Sachs doesn't think Apple can compete with Samsung's new foldable phone" Business Insider 2/22
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"Consumer data shows Samsung's foldable phone could cost Apple" Business Insider 2/22
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"Apple teams with Ant Financial, banks for interest-free iPhone financing in China" Reuters 2/22
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"Apple is offering interest-free financing to boost iPhone sales in China" TechCrunch 2/22
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"Apple hopes interest-free iPhones will boost slow Chinese sales: It's one way the company is hoping to juice iPhone sales." Engadget 2/22
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"Apple and Goldman Sachs are partnering on a cobranded card" Business Insider 2/22
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"Cover Story: So, it's Apple's land — now what? A company connected to Apple has no intention of offloading a swath of land it's recently acquired near Research Triangle Park. That's as Apple – at least right now – has no immediate plans to build on the 281-acre site, and is instead watching North Carolina's political landscape as it expands in Texas, insiders say." Triangle Business Journal 2/22
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"What Apple can do to take Apple Pay to the next level: Apple Pay's already changed the way people pay for things, but it's time Apple take it even further." Macworld 2/22
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"Apple's health strategy: Democratizing health information/A chat with Apple VP of Health Dr. Sumbul Desai." mobihealthnews 2/22
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"Apple VP of Health says FDA was 'very critical' in Apple Watch clearance, relationship with agency is 'good': In an interview published Friday, Apple VP of Health Dr. Sumbul Desai discussed the company's newfound interest in health and medicine, suggesting products like Apple Watch Series 4 and the Health app are stepping stones to more advanced devices and services." AppleInsider 2/22
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