(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s flurry of trade deal announcements are so far proving light on detail — with key aspects still under negotiation, partners giving mixed signals about what they signed up for, and big numbers shrinking under scrutiny. Most Read from BloombergThe World’s Data Center Capital Has Residents SurroundedAn Abandoned Art-Deco Landmark in Buffalo Awaits RevivalBudapest’s Most Historic Site Gets a Controversial RebuildSan Francisco in Talks With Vanderbilt for Downto...
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Continue ReadingSAN FRANCISCO, July 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Smallstep, the leader in cryptographic device identity, today announced a strategic partnership with Jamf, the complete platform for managing and securing Apple-first environments. Together, the companies are introducing a fully integrated solution that enables organizations to enforce device identity across their Apple fleet using ACME Device Attestation (DA) and policy-driven access controls. The joint solution combines Smallstep’s Device Identi...
Continue ReadingSTOCKHOLM, July 30, 2025--Telness Tech names Octopus Group Chairman and former Apple exec John Browett to its board, bringing proven leadership and strategic expertise...
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Continue ReadingInvesting.com -- Apple may increase prices for its upcoming iPhone 18 lineup following evidence of strong second-quarter demand and mounting cost pressures, according to analysts at Jefferies...
Continue Reading(Reuters) -Garmin (GRMN) raised its annual results forecast on Wednesday, banking on strong demand for its GPS-enabled fitness devices and smartwatches...
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Continue Reading(Reuters) -Long seen as the safest Big Tech bet, Apple is heading into Thursday's earnings with its business facing pressure from U.S. tariffs, tough competition in China and a high-stakes artificial intelligence race it has been late to enter. U.S. President Donald Trump has targeted the consumer electronics giant for its reliance on overseas manufacturing, threatening 25% tariffs on foreign-made iPhones. To limit the damage, Apple shifted production of U.S.-bound iPhones to India, further drawing Trump's ire...
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