Apple TV aims for November launch with $9.99 price
Bloomberg sources say Apple TV will go live in November at 9.99 per month after a free trial, following a model similar to Apple Music. Apple unveiled the service in March and has given few price details while promoting The Morning Show trailer starring Aniston, Witherspoon, and Carell. Home Depot trims sales outlook amid tariffs and lumber price falls, while Eddie Bauer plans to close a Columbus call center eliminating 111 Ohio jobs as it merges with Pacific Sunwear.
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Streaming looms as top SAG issue
SAG members face a pivotal contract renewal as streaming reshapes pay. Incumbent Gabrielle Carteris and challenger Matthew Modine vie for leadership amid concerns over outdated terms, Netflix deals, and leverage with AMPTP. Results come August 28.
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Prince store lands at MSP airport to honor his life
The Minnesota Prince legacy expands with a Terminal 1 shop at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Opened under Bravado licensee, the store chronicles Prince’s life in sections Uptown Purple Rain and Paisley Park. Merch sells from $5 to $250, with tickets to Paisley Park available. the two-year lease space sits near the Stone Arch restaurant as fans flocked to the grand opening despite security delays.
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Facebook to allow off Facebook activity tracking control
Facebook will launch a tool named off-Facebook activity that lets users block data Facebook collects from outside websites and apps. The feature appears first in South Korea Ireland and Spain with a wider rollout in coming months. It will let users delete past browsing history and stop future tracking while not reducing total ads.
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