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Formula One’s Drive to Capture American Eyeballs Makes the Stock a Buy
Barrons.com36d agobullish
Formula One’s Drive to Capture American Eyeballs Makes the Stock a Buy

From Monte Carlo to Milan, the world of F1 has long been dripping with glamour, making stars out of drivers like Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton, who are outshone only by the supercars themselves. “From 1950 until about 2016, it was pretty badly run,” says Markus Hansen, a portfolio manager at Vontobel Asset Management, which owns Liberty Media Series C Liberty Formula One shares. “In 2017, when Liberty Media took over Formula One, they brought a proper approach to running the business…to turning sports assets into viable financial businesses.”

Apple (AAPL) Eases App Store Fees and Tracking Rules Under European Pressure
Simply Wall St.36d agoneutral
Apple (AAPL) Eases App Store Fees and Tracking Rules Under European Pressure

Apple (NasdaqGS:AAPL) has agreed to a simplified App Store commission structure in the European Union as part of its response to the Digital Markets Act, marking a significant policy shift for the platform. Regulators in Germany are requiring changes to Apple's app tracking transparency consent rules, which is expected to alter how iOS apps request and manage user tracking permissions. These regulatory moves target long standing antitrust concerns and could affect Apple's services business...

The Hidden Debt That Apple Owes to the CIA
The Wall Street Journal37d agoneutral
The Hidden Debt That Apple Owes to the CIA

Without CIA funding that helped keep NeXT afloat in the ’80s, Steve Jobs might not have made a triumphant return to Apple—and the iPhone might not have its foundational operating code.