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Apple sues UK over encrypted data access; bp sells US biogas; AMD revenue $11.54bn

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Apple files a legal complaint against the UK government over demands for backdoor access to encrypted customer data it says even its Advanced Data Protection System cannot decrypt. At bp, CEO Meg O’Neill oversees the sale of its $4bn US biogas business. AMD reports record Q2 revenue of $11.54bn, driven by a surge in data-centre hardware sales.

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