In a new filing with the SEC, Sonos has announced changes it’s making to cut costs. Unfortunately one of those is letting go of roughly 7% of its employees while another measure is slimming down its real estate footprint. more… The post Sonos announces it needs to layoff 7% of employees and reduce real estate appeared first on 9to5Mac.

Apple has announced a further $25 million for its initiative to support minority businesses, and says this brings its total investment to twice the originally planned $100 million.Source: AppleApple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative (REJI) was formed in June 2020, with a remit to support education and justice reform. Initially concentrating on the US, REJI has now expanded to Mexico, Australia, and the UK. Read more...

Apple has announced a further $25 million for its initiative to support minority businesses, and says this brings its total investment to twice the originally planned $100 million.Source: AppleApple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative (REJI) was formed in June 2020, with a remit to support education and justice reform. Initially concentrating on the US, REJI has now expanded to Mexico, Australia, and the UK. Read more...

Apple says that it has doubled its initial $100M commitment to the Racial Equity and Justice Initiative since it launched back in 2020. With $200M already invested, the company has today announced a further $25M in venture capital funding – and is also continuing the gradual international rollout of the program … more… The post Racial Equity and Justice Initiative funding hits $225M, says Apple; UK exhibition announced appeared first on 9to5Mac.

Apple has announced a further $25 million for its initiative to support minority businesses, and says this brings its total investment to twice the originally planned $100 million.Source: AppleApple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative (REJI) was formed in June 2020, with a remit to support education and justice reform. Initially concentrating on the US, REJI has now expanded to Mexico, Australia, and the UK. Read more...

Apple has come under scrutiny as governments around the world, especially the European Union, accuse the company of anti-competitive practices because of the App Store and iOS not allowing users to install apps from other sources. A report last year revealed that Apple was working on allowing sideloading with iOS 17, but it didn’t happen. However, Apple’s vice president of software engineering Craig Federighi has said that the company might comply with the EU in its decisions on sideloading. more… The post iOS 17 beta has no sideloading, but Craig Federighi says Apple might comply with EU appeared first on 9to5Mac.