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"Lawmakers Slam Apple for 'Censorship' of Apps at China's Behest"
 Bloomberg [Free/Paid Registration Required] 3:28 PM
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"AOC and Ted Cruz call out Apple for dropping Hong Kong app in joint letter: Lawmakers also criticized Blizzard" The Verge 3:29 PM
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"US lawmakers urge Apple CEO Tim Cook to reinstate HKmap Live app" AppleInsider 3:31 PM
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"U.S. Lawmakers Call Apple's Move to Remove HKMap Live App 'Deeply Concerning'" MacRumors 3:59 PM
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"Hong Kong protests: bring back app or risk 'complicity' in repression, Apple told/US lawmakers including Ted Cruz and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez write to Tim Cook urging him to restore HKMapp app" The Guardian 9:21 PM
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"Apple's Cook meets China regulator after pulling Hong Kong app" ["China's State Administration for Market Regulation said in a statement on its website that its chief, Xiao Yaqing, and Cook discussed topics including Apple expanding investment in China, consumer rights protection and fulfilling corporate social responsibility. It did not give more details."] Reuters 4:11 AM
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"Cook discusses China investment, consumer rights, more with market regulator in Beijing" AppleInsider 4:53 AM
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"Apple CEO Tim Cook met with a Chinese state regulator days after controversially booting a Hong Kong map app from the App Store" Business Insider 5:00 AM
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"Apple chief and China regulator talked 'corporate social responsibility' after Hong Kong app controversy" Washington Examiner 3:26 PM
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"The Finance 202: Apple is still far from safe in the U.S.-China trade war/Don't tell Apple the latest U.S.-China trade truce means the fight is settling back into a cold war. The conflict between the world's two largest economies remains as hot as ever for the tech giant." Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 8:55 AM
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"Apple Is the World's Most Valuable Company. Can It Stay That Way?" Barron's [Free/Paid Registration Required] 9:41 AM
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"Apple surpasses Microsoft as the world's most valuable company" Business Insider 12:56 PM
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"Google and Microsoft moves that signal opportunities for Apple: With the fall tech events behind us, it's time to see what Google and Microsoft have brought to the table." Macworld 6:15 AM
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"Margrethe Vestager's Nagging iPhone Helps Put Apple Pay on Antitrust Radar: Margrethe Vestager's iPhone has been nagging her to install Apple Pay. Now she's checking if those prompts are a problem for other payment providers." Bloomberg [Free/Paid Registration Required] 10:37 AM
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