On 8/11/25, Apple, Navios Maritime Partners, and W.W. Grainger will all trade ex-dividend for their respective upcoming dividends.
President Trump and the tech industry are continuing their dance of give and take. This time, it's Apple doing the appeasing.
AAPL's $100B U.S. expansion boosts shares and positions key tech ETFs like VGT, FTEC, IYW and TOPT for potential upside.
If there's a playbook companies can follow to avoid more tariffs, Apple (AAPL) may have found it.
Apple Inc. stock remains a battleground amid tariff volatility, but the worst-case scenarios seem priced in after a 14% YTD drop. Apple's $100 billion U.S. investment and supply chain localization position it for tariff exemptions and future growth despite geopolitical headwinds. Strong Q3 results, iPhone sales growth, and attractive valuation support a bullish outlook, with technicals signaling more upside potential.
JPMorgan's potential acquisition of the Apple Card portfolio is a strategic 'Buy' opportunity, unlocking 12 million high-spending, digitally native customers for long-term value. JPMorgan's scale, risk management, and end-to-end infrastructure uniquely position it to absorb credit risk and optimize the Apple Card's profitability where Goldman Sachs failed. The deal enables significant cross-selling opportunities and operational efficiencies, leveraging JPMorgan's digital ecosystem and experience in consumer finance to drive incremental revenue.
AAPL stock rises 5.1% after unveiling a $100 billion U.S. manufacturing pledge focused on chips, AI and advanced assembly.
The three stocks in this analysis all look as if they are going to rally going forward, even AMZN, which is down every so slightly in the premarket. Ultimately, this is a market that is strong, and it makes sense that the favorites all attract attention.
Analysts at JPMorgan just reiterated an outperform rating on Sunrun with a price target of $20.
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) stock surged 5.09% to $213.25 on Wednesday, with premarket trading extending gains to $220.00 (+3.17%), following the tech giant's announcement of a major $100 billion investment commitment to boost U.S. manufacturing operations.
CNBC's Steve Kovach joins 'Squawk Box' with the latest news from Apple.
Global technology stocks advanced on Thursday in a relief rally after the latest tariff salvo from U.S. President Donald Trump largely exempted industry heavyweights from his threat to impose 100% levy on chips and semiconductors.