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Apple's Bid To Pause A Ruling Blocking Fees On External Transactions Was Denied - DTH
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Apple's bid to pause a ruling blocking fees on external transactions was denied, United Airlines and Spotify now offer passengers 450+ hours of free audio content on seat-back screens, and Starlink has officially received regulatory approval in India.
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