Apple parts with recently hired controversial ads engineer after internal backlash ...Middle East

Apple has cut ties with a controversial new hire after internal pushback from employees over comments the ads engineer made in his book, a spokesperson for the company confirmed to multiple outlets. Apple employees circulated a petition...

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