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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, June 26th. I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street

Journal. A 60-day window expires

today for Apple to comply with an EU decision requiring the tech giant to tell users about

better deals outside of its app store. It's the first time the European Union's competition

regulator will review what Big Tech has done to comply with its landmark

Digital Markets Act after fining companies for flouting rules. Earlier this year, the regulator fined

Apple $583 million over its App Store terms. Apple declined to comment on today's deadline, but said

when the fine was handed down in April that it would appeal, finding

it unfairly targeting the company and bad for user privacy. Elsewhere, a top aide to Tesla

CEO, Elon Musk, who was promoted less than a year ago, has left the company, people familiar

with the matter told the journal. Omid Afshar, who was in charge of sales and manufacturing operations

in North America and Europe,

did not return WSJ's request for comment.

Sources also said the company's director for human resources left the company.

The moves come after Tesla's core vehicle manufacturing business has suffered its deepest sales decline in years.

Globally, new vehicle deliveries were down 13% in the first

quarter, while profit dropped 71%. And one final exclusive story to tell you about, Mark Zuckerberg

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