Today's Business Headlines: 10/24/23
Mac computer and iPhone maker Apple on Tuesday will announce plans to make parts, tools, and documentation needed to repair its products available to independent repair shops and consumers nationwide, at fair and reasonable prices, the White House said.
National Economic Council Director Lael Brainard made the announcement in remarks prepared for a White House event later Tuesday focused on the so-called “right to repair,” calling on Congress to pass legislation requiring such action across the country. The event is part of President Biden’s push to promote competition and crack down on so-called junk fees and other actions that increase prices for consumers. The latest effort is aimed at giving consumers more control over fixing what they own, from tractors to smartphones.The White House effort is aimed at giving consumers more control over fixing what they own, from tractors to smartphones.
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