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Apple teams up with Deloitte to help firms boost efficiency

The companies will also collaborate on the development of a new service called Enterprise Next

Five things I liked in iOS 10

Apple rolled out iOS 10 last week

Apple acquires Hyderabad-based machine learning startup Tuplejump

Tuplejump's two co-founders Rohit Rai and Satyaprakash Buddhavarapu have already joined Apple

McLaren refutes acquisition talks with Apple

Earlier media reports said that the iPhone maker was considering to buy McLaren for 1 billion pound

Apple gets patent for portable electronic device for photo management in India

The order comes at a time when the company has announced launch of the iPhone 7 in India

Apple Japan unit told to pay tax

An Apple iTunes unit in Japan was ordered to pay some 12 bn yen ($118 mn) in tax by local authorities after underreporting income, media reported on Friday. The unit has since paid the amount, the reports said. The Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau determined the unit, which sends part of its profits earned from fees paid by Japan subscribers to another Apple unit in Ireland to pay for software licensing, had not been paying a withholding tax on those earnings in Japan, NHK says.Apple could not be immediately reached for comment outside of US business hours. The tax bureau declined to comment.Apple and other multinational companies have come under much tax scrutiny from governments around the world. The European Union has ordered Apple to pay Ireland 13 billion euros ($14.6 billion) in back taxes after ruling it had received illegal state aid. Apple and Dublin plan to appeal the ruling, arguing the tax treatment was in line with EU law.

Apple slashes iPhone 6s, 6s Plus prices by Rs 22,000

Cupertino-based tech giant slashes prices of iPhone 6s, 6s Plus by Rs 22,000

Apple slashes prices of iPhone 6s, 6s Plus by up to Rs 22,000: Report

The move comes even as the company said on Wednesday that the initial quantities of the iPhone 7 Plus have sold out globally

Apple says initial quantities of iPhone 7 Plus sold out

Breaking with tradition, Apple won't release first-weekend sales of iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, saying its more a reflection of supply than demand

Apple offers free app to teach children coding

The introduction of Apple's app coincides with a larger Silicon Valley campaign to press public schools to teach coding

Ireland doesn't want Apple's taxes, but the Irish aren't so sure

European officials calculate that Apple's tax bill may rise to $21.3 billion, when interest is included

Apple 'rethinking' strategy on self-driving cars

Apple is rethinking what it plans to do about self-driving cars, just as other big tech companies appear ready to plow ahead with competing efforts

Death of Apple's $17k gold watch leaves Swiss rivals smiling

Apple's 18-karat gold watch was derided by industry bloggers as a gimmick, and rarely spotted in public beyond the wrists of Beyonce and fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld

Apple shares slip on heels of iPhone 7 launch

Apple shares fell 2.63% to $105.50 in early afternoon trades on the Nasdaq Exchange in New York

Ireland backs appeal against EU Apple tax ruling

Parliament voted 93-36 to support the appeal against the ruling that Ireland must collect 13 billion euros from Apple

Apple launches its second generation Apple Watch

The Apple Watch Series 2 as it is called, sticks to the same basic design Apple came up with last year, albeit with several improvements and upgrades

Apple launches feature packed iPhone 7 to help reverse dwindling sales

The iPhone 7 brings in several new features while still retaining a design similar to that showcased two years ago with the iPhone 6

Apple iPhone 6s world's top selling smartphone: Report

It shipped 14.2 million units and accounted for four per cent share of all smartphones shipped worldwide in Q2 2016

Apple ups iPhone 7 production by 10%: Reports

Tming of this move is interesting as Samsung had recalled its premium device Galaxy Note 7 over battery faults, Apple is hoping to cash on it

Apple tax ruling made without bias: EU President

Tim Cook said Ireland is being 'picked on,' and rejected allegation that Apple paid only 0.005% tax in Ireland in 2014