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Get Ready: Apple Announces Their 2020 iPhone Event Despite Rumored Delays

Source: (Photo by Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images) / (Photo by Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images) This year has been challenging for all businesses no matter how big or small the company is. Regardless of revenue being up or down, obstacles during this pandemic have challenged both ends of the economics of operating a business; Some businesses are failing … Read moreGet Ready: Apple Announces Their 2020 iPhone Event Despite Rumored Delays

Mo’ Money: Apple Officially Becomes The Most Valuable Company In The World

Source: (Photo by Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images) / (Photo by Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images) COVID-19 has done a number on all businesses, no matter the size. Even some of the world’s biggest chains are looking at the bills stacking up and wondering how they will pay them. Some small businesses have already taken to social media to … Read moreMo’ Money: Apple Officially Becomes The Most Valuable Company In The World

Blessings: Nascar’s Bubba Wallace & ‘Beats By Dre’ Announce Endorsment Deal

Source: Jared C. Tilton / Getty This week, Donald Trump woke up and decided to attack Nascar’s only driver of color, Bubba Wallace. When Bubba was set to race at Talladega, his team reported the discovery of a noose in his car garage, which caused Nascar to launch an FBI investigation. When the investigation came … Read moreBlessings: Nascar’s Bubba Wallace & ‘Beats By Dre’ Announce Endorsment Deal

SMH: Pablo Escobar’s Brother Is Suing Apple for $2.6 Billion Over An Alleged Security Flaw In iPhones

Source: DeFodi Images / Getty Pablo Escobar’s brother–who’s definitely no stranger to the idea of insane lawsuits–is suing Apple over an alleged vulnerability within their iPhones. According to reports from TMZ, Roberto Escobar has filed a $2.6 billion lawsuit against the tech giant, claiming the security flaws of his iPhone X put his life in danger. … Read moreSMH: Pablo Escobar’s Brother Is Suing Apple for $2.6 Billion Over An Alleged Security Flaw In iPhones

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