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When will a next-generation iPhone fail to draw the tens of millions of customers investors expect?
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Apple does not just have to worry about whether people want a new iPhone. They have to worry about Samsung.
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As the iPhone 15 is launched within the next two months, Apple faces the question of momentum.
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Microsoft's acquisition of Activistion Blizzard does not appear to be stoppable. And another Russian government agency has banned the use of Apple mobile devices, alleging that they are not secure.
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Trendforce has released its smartphone production figures for the first quarter. Apple Inc.’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) numbers dropped substantially, both sequentially and year over year. Apple was not...
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One analyst believes he already knows the features of the iPhone 16, the release of which could be over a year away.
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One version of the iPhone has a base price near $1,600. Who would buy it?
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CEO compensation has been the subject of controversy for years. Many people working for large companies and investors in these companies object to chief executive pay, which often reaches tens of...
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Wall Street thought Apple would mostly dodge the tech downturn. Maybe they are wrong.
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Consumers may have begun to ask themselves if their current version of the iPhone is good enough to keep another year.
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Apple is the leader in smartphone sales in the world by a large margin. Samsung is its only major competitor. While the iPhone 14’s sales have not been on fire, they have been steady and have kept...
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Warren Buffet's buy-and-hold-forever strategy has paid off for him and for long-term investors in Berkshire Hathaway. Here are the top five holdings in his portfolio.
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Supply chain issues and soft demand are expected to hamper iPhone sales and therefore Apple's revenue.
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The recession appears to have hit demand for the new iPhone 14.
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With the introduction of each new iPhone, skeptics continue to argue Apple eventually has to stumble.
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