Lebanon’s government resigned nearly a week after an explosion in Beirut that killed at least 200 people and injured more than 6,000. The government was formed in January with backing from the Hezbollah group.

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• Lebanon’s Information and Environment ministers and a few other lawmakers resigned on Sunday, prior to the prime minister's resignation announcement today.
• The Beirut explosion is estimated to have caused damages worth ~$3b, and indirect damage of ~$15b.
• During the announcement, Lebanon’s Prime Minister Hassan Diab said "The disaster is the result of chronic corruption. The corruption network is bigger than the state."
• Leaders from 15 countries pledged $298m collectively for Lebanon in the virtual summit hosted by France’s PM Emmanuel Macron and the U.N.

A giant gas line explosion in a northwest Baltimore neighborhood has killed one and injured five. One woman has been confirmed dead, according to the Baltimore Fire Department, but several people are still believed to be buried under the debris. 

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• The explosion happened at about 10:00 a.m. ET this morning and destroyed three houses next to each other. 
• Baltimore police have warned the gas leak is still active, as a team of over 200 work to find other survivors. 
• The explosion was so severe that houses down and across the street experienced some significant damage.

Apple filed a notice of opposition against a trademark application filed by the cooking app Prepear, citing that its logo is very similar to Apple’s logo.

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• Prepear is a small business based in Utah with six employees. 
• Prepear’s CEO Natalie Monson posted on Instagram regarding the notice. She also shared a Change.org petition that has more than 34,000 signatures as of this writing. 
• Last year, Apple filed an objection against a political party in Norway and a German cycling path regarding the usage of a logo similar to its own.

TikTok is planning to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration as soon as Tuesday. The lawsuit is in opposition to the executive order that, in 45 days, will ban any transaction between U.S. citizens and TikTok's parent company ByteDance, citing national security concerns. 

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• The lawsuit will argue that the executive order is unconstitutional, because it didn't give TikTok enough notice to respond to the accusations leveled against it.
• TikTok has over 1,000 U.S. based employees.
• TikTok will refund ad campaigns that are unable to run due to the ban.
• Reuters reported that Bytedance had started working on the technological separation of TikTok and ByteDance a few months ago. 

Today in Inside Business we wrote about how the ban will affect WeChat and TikTok here. 

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