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Apple has scheduled a March 27 event in Chicago to talk about new products for the education market. "Join us to hear creative new ideas for teachers and students," reads the invite sent to reporters.
Why it matters: Schools have been key to Apple since its earliest days, both for the size of the market as well as its influence on what technology people use later in life.
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The market looks like it may be throwing another tantrum, investors say. But the cause is different this time around.
What's happening: This selloff is beginning to look like the 2013 taper tantrum, which roiled markets as U.S. government yields rose in response to an expected reduction of the Fed's quantitative easing (QE) program.
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No sport was impacted by the onset of COVID-19 more than college basketball, which saw the cancellation of March Madness. Now, we've come full circle, with details emerging about the upcoming campaign.
Where things stand: The season will begin a few weeks later than normal on Nov. 25, with the non-conference slate comprised mostly of multi-team events.
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