Globalstar cuts satellite services deal with Apple

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Globalstar cuts satellite services deal with Apple
Apple has selected Globalstar as its partner for a feature that would allow iPhone 14 users to send emergency messages from remote locations, sparking a 20 percent surge in the satellite services firm's shares. Apple will pay for 95 percent of the approved capital expenditure for the new ...

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