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Here is your morning brief for Tuesday, April 21st.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

Apple will be getting a new CEO come September

when Hardware Division Chief John Ternis takes the reins from Tim Cook.

The leadership shakeup comes as some critics contend that Apple needs to rekindle its innovative fire and as its rivals pour resources into computing infrastructure and AI tools.

Apple's App Store AI revenue is set to top a billion dollars this year simply by collecting subscription fees from companies like OpenAI, and analysts

see that role expanding as Apple prepares to release an overhauled version of its Siri assistant

later this year. Amazon is plowing an additional $5 billion into Anthropic, bringing its total

investment in the AI company to as much as $25 billion. The deal will see Anthropic, bringing its total investment in the AI company to as much as $25 billion.

The deal will Cianthropic purchase more than $100 billion in Amazon cloud services,

giving it much-needed computing power after a recent crunch forced it to throttle the performance of its clawed AI model.

And stock markets are gaining today amid reports that Iran may attend a

new round of peace talks with the U.S. in Pakistan, though President Trump has said he isn't inclined

to extend the ceasefire ahead of his Wednesday evening deadline. U.S. stock futures are gaining

modestly this morning, with European stocks also higher after Asian markets

ended the day on a positive note. And we've got a lot more coverage of the day's news on the

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