Apple Inc

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America's 10 least engaging brands disappoint their customers and, based on the definition of a brand's status, they are the most widely hated.
May 5, 2016: Markets opened higher on Thursday primarily on strengthening crude oil prices despite a move higher by the dollar. Higher job cuts reported by Challenger combined with a rise in new...
May 3, 2016: Markets opened lower Tuesday following some overnight weakness in overseas markets resulting from weak data on trade from both China and Europe and a strengthening dollar. Energy prices...
Apple's CEO Tim Cook said as the company released earnings that it may be time for it to make a major acquisition.
Google's Chrome browser has passed Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the world's most popular desktop browser.
The iPod has become an ancient product, and one that may not last the next several years. At one time, it was the advanced way to carry music in a portable device. That time is over.
Apple, Twitter and other companies punished shareholders last week, and analysts expect more earnings disappointments going forward.
It now seems that Apple has found itself without clear direction and without any great new product ideas to drive its growth and cash-printing machine.
China was supposed to be the market in which smartphone companies would find huge growth that would offset slowing of growth the U.S. and European markets. It has not turned out that way.
April 28, 2016: Markets opened lower Thursday after the Bank of Japan made no move to cut its interest rate and the dollar fell in response. The first estimate of U.S. first quarter GDP rang in at...
When Apple reported that iPhone sales declined by more than 16% in the first quarter, the report underlined the slowdown in global smartphone sales in the quarter.
A new RBC research report notes that Apple's weaker March quarter and lowered June quarter guidance paint a deepening negative outlook for its supply chain.
The changing of the guard at the top of the tech world is not in its middle stages. It already has happened.
CEO Tim Cook said Apple will become more aggressive in its acquisitions efforts. It could buy GoPro, Fitbit or Netflix — or all three,
Samsung announced its most recently quarterly results, and with them news that sales of its new Galaxy S7 have gotten off to a strong start.