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Due to the pandemic, some retail stores will never reopen. Other retailers will be hobbled permanently. Yet, two retailers have fared than the rest.
Now that Apple has reopened all is U.S. retail stores, will the company begin closing them?
Apple's largest supplier of iPhones is projecting a revenue increase of 15% in the March quarter.
The United Kingdom has opened an investigation into complaints related to Apple's requirement that app developers use its in-app payment system. In Arizona, a bill restricting that practice is on its...
A CPU first used in 1998 to power the iMac G3 was an integral part of NASA's landing of the Perseverance Rover on Mars.
All Apple U.S. retail stores have reopened to one degree or another and more than half of the international stores have reopened as well.
After promising to raise its dividend and reduce its cash hoard, Apple's plan gets a nod from Warren Buffett. The company's Apple TV+ also won its first Golden Globe award.
A Korean news site reports that discussions between Hyundai-Kia and Apple are continuing and a sell-side analyst at JPMorgan believes shipments of the iPhone 12 phones will be lower than he once...
Analysts at Sanford Bernstein suggest that BMW is the "ideal partner" to build an Apple Car. There is no comment from either Apple or BMW.
Shares of electric delivery van maker Workhorse took a big hit following the U.S. Postal Service's selection of a rival bidder's vehicle to replace up to 165,000 USPS delivery trucks.
Apple held its (virtual) annual shareholders' meeting Tuesday, and the company is reportedly the subject of yet another complaint from app developers.
Tesla stock traded down more than 13% early Tuesday morning as the EV maker's shares steepen their recent decline.
A U.K. court has declined to hear a lawsuit filed by Epic Games against Apple, while in Japan, the search goes on for a partner to build an Apple Car.
Apple increased its iPhone sales both in the fourth quarter and for the full year according to a new report from Gartner.
Apple stock has been selling off since the company announced quarterly earnings in late January, causing the company to lose about $120 billion in market value. Is something wrong?