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is broad, concentrated in energy, tech, finance and a scattering of other industries: major donors named in reporting include , , , , , , , , and , among others . Independent watchdogs and disclosure ...
is the clearest, named example in the reporting of a major company that publicly refused to contribute to ’s inauguration or campaign in 2024, having “kept its promise to withhold donations to electio...
As of the reporting in the provided sources, Indonesia has an explicit sales ban on Apple’s iPhone 16 for failing to meet a 40% local‑content rule, and several other countries have placed partial or t...
Major retailers and food companies have been tied to donations that benefited Donald Trump’s 2025 inaugural committee or Republican causes, with Newsweek reporting donations from Amazon, Meta, Uber, Q...
The Pixel 10 is a newer 2025 flagship with Google’s Tensor G5, Android 16 and advanced AI features; Samsung’s Galaxy S23 is a 2023 phone with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 (or regional variants) and One UI based...
Multiple countries and jurisdictions have at various times restricted sales or use of specific iPhone models or Apple devices — examples in reporting include France stopping iPhone 12 sales over radia...
Major tech companies and prominent tech executives gave money to Trump-aligned entities after 2016, with multiple outlets reporting that Amazon, Meta, Google/Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, OpenAI, Uber, ...
A review of the provided reporting finds many headline pledges on the White House list—UAE’s $1.4 trillion framework, Saudi packages (including a $600 billion package and DataVolt’s $20 billion datace...
Corporate “donations” to Trump that circulate online are a mix of direct inaugural-committee gifts, individual executives’ or corporate PAC contributions, and social-media misattributions — with major...