Apparently

Apparently is an adverb used in headlines to attribute information to an unnamed or unspecified source, indicating that the information is rumored or reported but not officially confirmed.

Why it’s in the news: It is in the news as a linguistic tool used in business headlines to convey uncertainty and report on unverified claims about companies, products, and market trends.

Latest on Apparently

• ASOS app users receive push notifications apparently sent by hackers
• Muse will apparently let you download its entire filesystem
• Crypto is dead? Apparently not, says Y Combinator – Blockchain is still worth building
• VW’s new ID. Polo is apparently sold out, with over 30,000 orders and a 10-month waitlist
• Nightwing CEO has a Labor Day message for staff – and apparently The Register
• Live Nation’s Ticket Out Of Its Antitrust Case Apparently Came Courtesy Of Some ‘Bizarre’ White House Intervention

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