Apple banned his Hong Kong protest app from the App Store. Now he wants answers.

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Apple banned his Hong Kong protest app from the App Store. Now he wants answers.

An app that tracks police and protests in Hong Kong has been banned — and its creator wants to know why. HKMap Live crowdsources information — locations of police and ambulance presence, tear gas, water cannons, illegal protests, etc. — from users in …
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Costco Stock Is Falling After the Retailer Reported Lighter Sales Growth

Costco Wholesale stock was falling after hours, following the retailer’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report, which saw sales come in lighter than expected. The back story. Costco stock (ticker: COST) has jumped 42% this year, more than double the S&P 500’s …
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Tim Hortons introduces entire Kit Kat beverage menu

BUFFALO, N.Y. — October has arrived, and if you’re already all pumpkin-spiced out, Tim Hortons is here to give you a break from all the cinnamon and nutmeg. They have introduced an entire Kit Kat beverage menu. It includes a Kit Kat latte, iced capp, and …
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Music Industry Watching 'Stairway to Heaven' Appeal (Podcast)

… the Ninth Circuit over whether Led Zeppelin should face a retrial over allegations of copyright infringement. He speaks to Bloomberg's June Grasso.
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US stocks sink as US manufacturing shrinks again amid trade war

The Australian Stock Exchange is expected to feel the brunt of losses on Wall St, as new signs of economic weakness and looming trade frictions scare already nervous investors in the US. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 525 points — or 2 per cent to …
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