As Monday morning rolls in, we’re providing TechWire readers with a quick recap of the past week’s news headlines.

Notable news stories from last week included: NC TECH’s latest jobs report says 27,000 high-tech jobs were available in NC last month and openings have surged more than 5,000 from a low of 22,500 in May; Apple fired back at Cary-based Epic Games in a legal filing amid the ongoing dispute over App Store fees; the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruled that IBM discriminated against older workers in making layoffs between 2013-2018.

Several North Carolina companies secured new funding last week, including RTP-based Metabolon ($21.8 million), Durham-based Avicenna Biosciences ($2.5 million), Wilmington-based opiAID ($276,000 SBIR NIH grant), Morrisville-based JupiterOne ($19 million), Charlotte-based AvidXchange ($66 million), Carrboro-based Inhalon Biopharma ($912,000) and Raleigh-based OnPoint ($905,000). Read more local startup news in our weekly Startup Rewind and Startup Spotlight editions.

And, in national news: Oracle agreed to become TikTok’s U.S. business partner before the Trump administration moved to ban the app on Sunday; Amazon is hiring 100,000 people to meet delivery demands, and FedEx plans to hire 70,000 seasonal workers ahead of the holiday season; a new report found that nearly 50% of women founders and tech professionals have experienced harassment; Apple introduced new iPads and smartwatches; Yelp data found that around 60% of businesses that closed during the pandemic will never reopen.

Keeping with our Monday “TechWire Rewind” tradition, here’s a look back at 91 local, state and national headlines as reported by WRAL TechWire last week:

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