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Jessica Hartogs

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RTs ≠ endorsements, they just make me laugh | Managing U.S. News Editor @LinkedInNews | Alum of @CNNi @CNBCi @AJAM (e):jhartogs@linkedin.com
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Apple's new Siri leans into privacy with auto-deleting chat

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By Jessica Hartogs
| LinkedIn
Apple's upcoming iOS 27 will feature a revamped Siri app with a focus on privacy, including auto-deleting chats and tighter memory controls. The company "spent more than a decade making customer privacy a core selling point of its products," according to Bloomberg. And while it has faced challenges due to this, it has also grown a loyal user base thanks to it.
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Exxon nears $60B takeover deal

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By Jessica Hartogs
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By Jessica Hartogs, Editor at LinkedIn News Exxon Mobil is holding acquisition talks with Pioneer Natural Resources, reports The Wall Street Journal, citing anonymous sources, involving a $60 billion deal that could "reshape the U.S. oil industry." With Exxon eyeing the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico as part of its growth plans, its takeover of Pioneer would "be a legacy-shaping move" for boss Darren Woods.
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Is Hollywood strike nearing end?

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By Jessica Hartogs
| LinkedIn
By Jessica Hartogs, Editor at LinkedIn News Writers and producers hope to finalize a deal Thursday to end strikes that have crippled Hollywood and the movie industry for months, reports CNBC, citing anonymous sources. The two sides met for bargaining talks Wednesday, and will meet again Thursday, according to a joint statement from the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
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