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slash Wall Street. Here's your TMB Tech Minute for Thursday July 11th. I'm

Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal. The European Union has

ended a long-running probe into Apple Pay that could have seen the iPhone maker

hit with a hefty fine. The EU said Apple's decision to let third-party

mobile wallet and payment services use the technology behind its Apple Pay

app fully addressed its antitrust concerns. The EU's executive arm said it made a series of commitments by Apple

legally binding under the Block's antitrust rules.

That means Apple must comply with them by July 25th.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Elon Musk and his social media company

that claimed thousands of laid-off Twitter employees weren't paid at least $500 million in Severance.

The two former employees who filed the suit said they were offered only a month of Severance

pay from the company now called X. The pair say they were entitled to more under the company's

severance plan and the company's failure to make further payments violated a federal law.

The judge in the case said the suit incorrectly claimed the

company's severance plan was governed by a federal law. The former employees were

given three weeks to refile their claims. Lawyers for the two said they were disappointed and

considering their options. The company and lawyers for X and Musk didn't

immediately return requests for comment. And companies have urged the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to rethink

draft rules for reporting cyber attacks.

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