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Apple lowers tax costs by shifting profits to Singapore

Apple reduced its tax costs by $2.7 billion by relocating certain profits to Singapore.

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One Stop Systems wins $2.75 million U.S. Army contract for vehicle computing

One Stop Systems secured a $2.75 million U.S. Army contract to build rugged computing systems for tactical ground vehicles, with working units due by late 2027.

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AXON invests $1.2 billion in Skydio for sole North American sales rights

Axon will put $1.2 billion into Skydio and secure sole rights to sell the drones to emergency services across the United States and Canada. The cash-and-stock deal values the drone maker at $5.2 billion before the investment.

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