Apple Inc

NASDAQ: AAPL
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Closing Price on October 22, 2024

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Apple, P&G, Johnson & Johnson, and Verizon led the DJIA lower on Thursday.
Amazon has introduced the next generation of its Fire 7 tablet. The new device keeps the same low price and adds several incremental improvements. The low end of the market must be treating Amazon...
Google will pay a billion dollars to get further into the smartphone hardware business, the SEC website was hacked last year, Airbnb will get into the restaurant reservation business, and other...
Even if the trouble is very limited, it puts a dent in Apple's reputation for building products that are almost always flawless.
Apple and 3M weighed on the DJIA Wednesday while McDonald's and Pfizer gave the index a boost.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Apple, Chesapeake Energy, DowDuPont, Equifax, Gap, Nike, Tesla and Under Armour.
Boeing continues to dominate the DJIA, posting a share price gain of $10 last week to boost the stock price by 60% for the year to date. The stock posted a new 52-week and all-time high on Friday.
Boeing, Apple, Verizon, and Intel were Friday's big gainers among the DJIA stocks.
The four big U.S. wireless carriers have announced their initial deals for customers who want one of Apple's new iPhones.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include Apache, Apple, Berkshire Hathaway, eBay, GrubHub, Hess, Nike, Nucor and Wayfair.
Apple and Dell may bid for the Toshiba chips business, Boeing will increase production of its flagship Dreamliner, Saudi Arabia may delay its huge Aramco IPO, and more important headlines.
If you plan to use the new Apple Watch Series 3 to talk a lot, you may want to have a look at how talking chews up battery power, and compare yourself to what an average Watch user will get from the...
Short interest in Apple rose by 23% in the two-week reporting period ended August 31. The stock is one of the most shorted equities on the Nasdaq.
Two things happened as Apple launched the iPhone 8 and iPhone X. Apple's shares barely budged. And there were no proclamations, beyond those by Apple, that the iPhone X was a quantum leap forward.
As summer began to wind to a close, short selling perked up, at least among the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq.