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Apple absorbed $1.1 billion in tariff-related costs during fiscal Q4 2025, matching its prior forecast, and expects that figure to rise to $1.4 billion in the current December-ending quarter, according to its CFO. Despite securing a broad import tariff exemption from the Trump administration by pledging $600 billion in U.S. investments over four years, Apple…

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Wednesday that revised tax rates doubled automobile purchases to more than 500,000 vehicles between late September and the festival of lights. The goods and services tax changes took effect Sept. 22 and triggered strong consumer demand across passenger vehicle segments. Industry analysts estimate total retail sales reached between 650,000 and…

Spotify has expanded its song credit system to recognize all contributors involved in music production, moving beyond the previous focus on headlining performers, songwriters and producers. The streaming platform will display background vocalists, session musicians and audio engineers among other participants, with the company stating that comprehensive crediting strengthens listener engagement while potentially distinguishing human-created…

Pine Labs has scaled back its initial public offering ahead of a scheduled launch during the week starting on Thursday. The fintech company cut the number of existing shares for sale by 44 percent while reducing fresh capital plans by 20 percent from earlier proposals filed in June, according to an updated prospectus submitted on…

Zenzi Awases, who leads the Association of Women in Mining in Africa and chairs the Women in Mining Association of Namibia, has joined the international jury for the United Nations Industrial Development Organization’s first One World Sustainability Awards. The geologist-turned-policy advocate views the recognition program as confirmation that combining economic returns with social benefit represents…

Northern Ireland solicitors are challenging their Law Society over plans to lower the burden of proof in disciplinary cases. More than 50 members requested a special meeting set for this afternoon to vote against switching from criminal to civil standards when the tribunal judges professional misconduct allegations. The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal currently requires charges to…