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Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson issued a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook, reminding him of Apple's obligations to its customers.

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The 'Magnificent Seven' have become the 'Lag-nificent Seven', one analyst joked. The "Magnificent Seven" have struggled since October, but better days could be coming, one portfolio manager said.The so-called "Magnificent Seven" have gone from stock-market leaders to stock-market laggards. But amid the most persistent bout of underperformance for those Big Tech names since the start of the bull market more than three years ago, some see an opportunity to buy.J.C. Parets, a market technician and founder of TrendLabs, joked that the "Magnificent Seven" have become the "Lag-nificent Seven." He said positioning in those stocks became extremely crowded last year. Now, some of that has unwound. While Parets said he doesn't expect investors to pile back into those names to such an aggressive degree, the latest bout of weakness could be a buying opportunity.