Phil Schiller Steps Back from App Store Role Over Concerns About Its Future

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Apple veteran Phil Schiller is stepping down as head of the App Store, according to a Bloomberg report by Mark Gurman. His decision was reportedly influenced in part by reservations about the future direction of the App Store. Schiller will not be leaving Apple entirely, however, and will continue with the company in the role of Apple Fellow. In that capacity, he is expected to work on unspecified projects going forward.

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Amazon Cargo Plane Overruns Runway at Miami Airport, Causing Multiple Injuries

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