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Here is a look at five stocks that were making some large moves in early trading Monday, including Netflix, Peloton and Tesla.
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Almost four out of 10 stocks in the Nasdaq Composite are down 50% or more. Some will never return to the all-time highs.
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Analysts from BofA Securities, Citigroup and Cowen weighed in on Microsoft ahead of its earnings report next week.
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An alleged scam app reappears in the App Store, and a report says Apple sent a team to Korea to find suppliers for electronic components for its Apple Car.
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Apple's new Private Relay feature may not be so bad after all. The company is also being sued for continuing to offer an allegedly copyright-infringing mobile game.
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Apple's recently released Private Relay feature is riling up wireless carriers in both the United States and Europe.
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Another high-profile AirTags stalking incident was reported, and an argument was made for Apple to spend more effort on adding financial management to its ecosystem.
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Another top engineer leaves Apple, while Tim Cook gets a $100 million payday. Plus, what an Apple camera might look like.
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Just because many tech companies are not attending CES in person does not mean nothing is happening. Google, Intel, AMD and others are taking aim at some of Apple's businesses.
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Analysts at Jefferies have issued a new report on three top semiconductor equipment makers. All are expected to profit from the coming expansion of chipmaking capacity.
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Get prepared for a year-long stream of stories about a coming Apple headset to compete with Meta Platforms' Oculus.
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Apple briefly reaches a $3 trillion market cap less than 18 months after topping the $2 trillion level.
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The new year is likely to see bigger news from Apple, as the company could launch eagerly awaited new products like a virtual/mixed reality headset and more.
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For the second consecutive month, Apple has captured the highest market share in China. The company's November share rose by 15.5% compared to its October total.
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Spending on streaming content by the top eight U.S. media companies, including Apple, is expected to exceed $115 billion in 2022.
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