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Walmart Inc (NYSE: WMT) has been the largest U.S. company by revenue for decades. Slow growing, its revenue should still top $550 billion this year, in part due to its Sam’s Club operation and its...
Is Facebook accurately representing its case in its dispute with Apple over advertising tracking? Not according to a new article in the Harvard Business Review.
Chatter about a deal between Apple and Korean automaker Hyundai-Kia is getting louder. Will the world's most valuable company pull the trigger soon?
Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Apple, Best Buy, Electronic Arts, FireEye, Match, PayPal, Qualcomm and ViacomCBS.
Nearly a billion people in China were online as of the end of 2020. The country can be Apple's fastest-growing market in the world if it is even modestly successful in picking up share there.
Apple has just released a beta version of its next upgrade to the iOS 14 iPhone operating system that includes a new privacy feature that Facebook is calling anti-competitive.
A South Korean website is reporting that Apple and Kia are preparing to sign an agreement under which Apple would invest $3.6 billion in a plant to build an Apple Car.
Apple has filed to issue some $14 billion in new debt that the company expects to use a portion of to buy back stock and pay dividends. There's more to report on the world's most valuable company as...
Among other company news items from the past weekend, Apple splashed out big bucks for the worldwide rights to a hot film screened at the Sundance Film Festival.
With a rise in the stock of embattled retailer GameStop Corp. (NASDAQ: GME) that drove its shares up from $5 as high as $414, investors in America’s largest tech companies, the shares of which have...
Tim Cook, Apple Inc’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) long-time CEO has often said China sales will be a major key, if not the key to the company’s success. Reasonably to support his statement, China is the...
Apple Inc’s (NASDAQ: AAPL)  shares moved down 3% as the market dropped by about as much, but should the market nosedive, as many investors believe it will, Apple shares should hold their value....
With its improving results, and a share price that is likely to rise in the next several months, Apple's short interest could soon collapse.
The Thursday afternoon analyst calls were focused on Apple, Bed Bath & Beyond, Procter & Gamble, Snap, SiriusXM and more.
Short interest in Apple stock has more than doubled over the past 12 months, even as the share price rose by more than 80% in the same period. But do short sellers have an opportunity coming up?