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...Now, Wall Street’s properly settled, and they want to play golf....
...Cordova Bay Golf Course Visitors: Yes Visitor green fees (summer rates): C$99 ($73/£57) Golf-cart hire: C$52 Website; Directions Cordova Bay looks and plays like a private members’ club, but it is open...
...This year, the big golf prize on Wall Street won’t be won on the 18th green at Pebble Beach....
...Apple has reversed course on a plan to cut off access to applications that bypass its app store, which the iPhone maker had argued was necessary in order to comply with new EU regulations....
...The DoJ case takes aim elsewhere, of course. It points to the high price of smartphones, the grip Apple has over app distribution and lack of access it provides to the iPhone operating system....
...Nike discontinued its golf equipment line in 2016. Over the course of his nearly 28-year career, Woods has won 15 major championships and tied for the most all-time career wins on the PGA Tour....
...It’s a classic case of how tech giants use network power to maintain monopolies in ways that reduce innovation (Apple of course says all this is nonsense)....
...Of course the company has a loyal following among investors now....
...But he was not retiring to play golf....
...Of course it cuts both ways....
...A Big Read examines how the Tories’ flagship £15bn policy delivered virtually nothing over the course of a parliament....
...The green investment backlash led by US Republicans has led to investment funds pulling more than $13bn from BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager....
...In that case, the appearance of performance parity with the index is a sort of illusion, perhaps created by rising irrational popularity of Big Tech stocks (other than Apple, or course)....
...Miranda Green Yeah....
...Tesla and the unsettled EV market Yesterday we wrote about one of two faltering Magnificent 7 stocks, Apple....
...The first two didn’t respond, but in a statement Tradeweb’s Billy Hult said: “Obviously I hate to disappoint, but as Doug knows I saved most of my swearing for the golf course.”...
...Critics say the different experience for iMessage users when they receive texts from non-iOS devices — epitomised by the “green bubble” that distinguishes Android messages from those sent via iMessage —...
...on Fågelbrostigen, whose golf course is owned by H&M’s billionaire founder Stefan Persson....
...There are of course clouds on the horizon. Google’s antitrust trial could cause a meaningful, but not huge, hit to revenue if Google can no longer pay to be the default search engine on Apple products....
...Players will compete in front of crowds at a newly constructed virtual simulator course in an arena environment....
...Government employees and students have been told to stay at home, while waterlogged golf courses remained closed....
...Of course not! Betting against Nvidia and Microsoft is stepping in front of a momentum steamroller, and Tesla shares could do any damn thing. The risks are huge....
...That is, of course, for a price. Boutique banks are riding the wave of distressed companies in need of help, and their advisory fees have surged this year as a result....
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