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Daily Briefing·3 min read

Canada's launch problem, Amazon's union risk scores, and a $140-million Coinkite lawsuit

SpaceX winds down Falcon 9 bookings, Amazon scored B.C. warehouses for union risk, Coinkite is sued, iFixit opens the iPhone Duo, and clocks change Nov. 1.

In this briefing

  1. SpaceX’s Falcon 9 phase-out leaves Canadian satellite companies looking for rides
  2. Amazon scored B.C. warehouses for union “risk”
  3. Coinkite faces a proposed class action over a $140-million hack
  4. iFixit finds a likely culprit for cracking iPhone Duo screens
  5. Telus says it doesn’t charge for the CCTS, but you still pay
  6. Check your clocks before Nov. 1
  7. Apple’s Mac event is Wednesday
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