[Flash] Apple to Pay Up to $95 to Some US iPhone Buyers Over AI Lawsuit Apple will pay up to $95 to some US iPhone buyers to settle a class action lawsuit filed last year. Plaintiffs claimed Apple misled consumers by advertising Apple Intelligence features that many iPhone models could not actually use. The payout applies only to eligible users who meet specific criteria. Source: BBC Tech
[Flash] Moderna Stock Surges 14% on Hantavirus Vaccine Prospect Moderna (MRNA) shares jumped 14% as investors reacted positively to the company’s hantavirus vaccine development. The surge comes amid global attention on the hantavirus cruise ship outbreak, with investors optimistic about the vaccine’s commercial potential. Analysts advise monitoring clinical trial progress. Source: Google News
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