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A US politician wants to break up Apple and says that it has the same antitrust issues as Facebook, Google, and Amazon Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren thinks that Apple should break up its App Store.

Trump will reportedly ask Congress for $8.6 billion to build a border wall despite having declared a national emergency President Donald Trump will ask Congress for $US8.6 billion dedicated to building a wall along the southern US border in the 2020 congressional budget, according to a new report from Reuters.

It'll be a slow start to yet another busy week for Aussie dollar traders Chinese monetary growth data released over the weekend undershot market expectations.

Tesla's decision to close all its stores and sell cars online only sounds crazy — but it might be brilliant Tesla is closing its retail stores and going to an online-only sales model. This sounds crazy, but it might actually work. And even if Tesla fails, that could be part of the master plan.

Here are the unique Apple items you can only find at the visitor center near its spaceship headquarters Apple's visitor center across the street from its new spaceship headquarters offers items you can't find anywhere else. Among the unique goods are tote bags, t-shirts, and even onesies - all featuring Apple logos.

Iron ore prices slump Chinese iron ore imports fell 5.5% in the first two months of the year compared to the same period a year earlier.

A viral video that appears to show police officers searching a cancer patient's hospital room for marijuana sparked outrage on social media Missouri police are at the center of social media outrage over a viral video that appears to show officers searching a cancer patient's hospital room for marijuana.

Rupert Murdoch is worth $19 billion and has been married 4 times — here's how he went from operating a small Australian paper to helming one of the biggest networks in the world Australian-born billionaire Rupert Murdoch, 87, helms a media empire made up of newspapers like The Wall Street Journal, television networks like Fox News, and a handful of other publications across the world.

'Captain Marvel' had the third-biggest March opening weekend in movie history, bringing in $153 million It's the third-largest March opening-weekend in movie history. It's also the seventh-biggest opening ever for a Marvel Cinematic Universe title.

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