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The Chinese government is banning the use of iPhones by government officials at work, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The latest smartphone from Huawei contains one of the most advanced chips yet from China’s domestic manufacturers.

Apple gained market share at Huawei's expense after sanctions, but its Chinese rival has improved its technology recently

The Centre in August announced the imposition of licensing requirements for the import of laptops and PCs. However, it now rushes to replace previously planned import ‘restrictions’ with import ‘management’ instead.

Apple’s launch event is coming up, but if your device supports iOS 17 and just needs a new battery, you can skip the new model

Families that track their physical activity together move more, but making habits stick is a challenge

China shares ended mostly higher after Beijing announced a slew of property easing measures to boost consumption and rescue the troubled sector, with analysts saying the moves exceed market expectations and should lift investor confidence.

Also: The housing market adjusts, a potential bitcoin pop and some difficult family money problems to solve.

August was the stock's worst month all year and ends the longest monthly streak since 2014. Investors are pinning their hopes on the new dev

Adjusted for inflation, the anticipated price of the new device costs about $70 more than the original iPhone, Barron's calculates.