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Apple's incoming CEO John Ternus has received advice from investor Fran Tarkenton to lead in his own unique way, echoing Steve Jobs' counsel to Tim Cook. Ternus, a hardware veteran, is poised to steer Apple with a product-centric approach. He has already signaled a cautious, user-focused strategy for AI integration, prioritizing thoughtful implementation over rapid deployment.

Tesla bull Ross Gerber urges incoming Apple CEO John Ternus to partner with Google for AI dominance, citing Gemini's strength. He suggests integrating Google's AI and Waymo into Apple's ecosystem. Gerber also advises Ternus to explore new products like smart glasses and health trackers to reclaim tech leadership.

Apple is reportedly testing iPhone, iPad, and Mac processors with Intel's advanced chip manufacturing process, marking a potential shift after a decade. While TSMC remains the dominant supplier, this move signals Apple's strategy to diversify and cultivate new partners amidst growing demand for AI chips. Intel faces significant challenges in meeting Apple's stringent requirements.

Apple has surprisingly sided with Google, cautioning the EU against forcing Android to open up to rival AI services. The tech giant argues the proposed Digital Markets Act measures are rushed, risky, and could compromise user privacy and security. Apple fears this could set a dangerous precedent, impacting its own iOS system next.

Bloomberg News reported that Lionel Messi’s net worth has crossed $1 billion after his successful move to Inter Miami and several US business deals. The Argentine star joined Cristiano Ronaldo in football’s billionaire club through salary earnings, Apple-linked MLS agreements, investments, restaurants, real estate, and sponsorships. Messi earlier rejected a massive Saudi Arabia offer before choosing the United States in 2023.

Anthropic is now allowing users of its Mythos cybersecurity AI model to share threat information. This change supports Project Glasswing, a controlled initiative testing the unreleased Claude Mythos Preview model. Major tech firms like Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Apple are involved. The move aims to enhance defensive security by enabling broader information dissemination among organizations and relevant bodies.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has openly admitted past mistakes, saying that the company's previous reporting structure left engineers disconnected from the CEO under Pat Gelsinger. Tan has now made every engineer report directly to him, simplified the roadmap and pulled back former Intel veterans to fix the data center slide. He also flagged improving Intel 18A yields and confirmed 14A volume production in 2029, matching TSMC's A14.

App developer Rave has sued Apple in a US federal court. Rave alleges Apple removed its app from the App Store to reduce competition. This action allegedly harmed consumers by limiting cross-platform viewing. Rave seeks reinstatement and significant damages. Apple denies the claims, citing guideline violations. This case adds to Apple's ongoing App Store legal challenges.

Rio confronts Tulsi with deep resentment over past actions, while Niyati awakens disoriented and confused about her surroundings. Nandini grapples with jealousy as Karan navigates the complex family dynamics. Amidst rising tensions, Tulsi attempts to mend fences by preparing favorite dishes and initiates a discussion about equal share distribution, which Rio vehemently rejects.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are keeping things private as they gear up to tie the knot on 3rd July in New York City as they have reportedly amped up security for themselves and their high profile event. While other parties across the world have been reportedly planned, it seems their wedding in New York City has taken a new turn.

America's 250th anniversary coincides with Laird & Co., a distillery operating since 1698, predating the nation by 78 years. This family business, renowned for its apple brandy, has navigated Prohibition, WWII, and COVID-19 by pivoting production. Despite ownership challenges, nine Lairds now control the company, with the first female CEO at its helm, continuing a legacy of resilience and innovation.

Hours before Google I/O 2026, CEO Sundar Pichai offered a glimpse into the 'calm before the storm' with social media posts. One showcased an AI-generated video of him and Demis Hassabis, hinting at advanced AI tools. The event, expected to redefine AI and mobile tech, kicks off with a keynote detailing Gemini's evolution into an 'operating layer' for all devices.

Berkshire Hathaway, under new CEO Greg Abel, has significantly altered its investment strategy. Abel has more than tripled the stake in Alphabet (Google's parent company) and completely sold off Amazon shares, a departure from Warren Buffett's long-held tech aversion. Additionally, Berkshire made a substantial investment in Delta Airlines, another sector Buffett previously expressed skepticism about.

The Department of Justice has subpoenaed Google, Apple, and Amazon for data on over 100,000 users of EZ Lynk's Auto Agent app. This action is part of a lawsuit alleging EZ Lynk sold "defeat devices" to disable vehicle emissions controls. Privacy advocates are concerned the broad requests exceed the case's needs and could impact user data protections.

Apple has reportedly reached a preliminary agreement with Intel to manufacture some of its chips, potentially easing supply chain constraints. This deal would mark a significant shift, with Intel's 18A-P node being the likely target for Apple's lower-end M processors. The agreement could boost Intel's foundry business and provide Apple with a crucial second manufacturing source.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has issued a blunt ultimatum to his engineers: deliver chips that work on the first tape-out, or face the sack. Speaking at JP Morgan's tech conference, Tan said A0 silicon must go straight to production, B0 is tolerated, anything beyond gets you fired. The Intel CEO, who also told CNBC's Jim Cramer he scrapped reporting silos, is rewriting the chipmaker's design culture to chase TSMC.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is projected as the leading buyer for the Seattle Seahawks. The NFL team was owned by late former Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. After his passing in 2018, it is now managed by her sister Jody Allen under the Paul G. Allen Trust. It is now officially up for sale. Jeff Bezos has shown interest in owning a local NFL franchise for over seven years. The sale process is expected to conclude by the 2026 offseason.