Apple raises starting wage, Boeing Starliner completes test, Justin Timberlake sells music catalog

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Yahoo Finance anchor Julie Hyman reports the latest business headlines including including tech giant Apple increasing the starting wage for its employees, Boeing Starline concluding a critical test, and Justin Timberlake selling his music catalog for more than $100 million.

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