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Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), who has emerged as one of his party’s loudest critics of the Trump administration, said the ...

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Apple's shareholders have voted down an attempt to pressure the company into scrapping its DEI initiatives —but CEO Tim Cook has conceded that some policies may have to change under Donald Trump.

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I had dinner with Jeff Bezos last night,” Trump told The Spectator World magazine Thursday as an aside while discussing how tech titans had warmed to him as he returned to office.