“Fortnite” maker Epic Games said Friday that Apple has blocked its latest attempt to bring back the popular video game in the US version of its App Store.
Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, ETR:APC) may be grappling with tariff uncertainty and a sluggish AI rollout, but investors should not lose sight of its long-term strengths. That is the message from Wedbush, which reiterated its “outperform” rating and $270 price target, citing growing confidence in Apple's ability to manage geopolitical risks while preserving margin and scale.
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Epic Games claims that Apple is blocking its Fortnite app from the U.S. and E.U. App Stores.
Fortnite is now unavailable on iOS globally, Epic Games said Friday, after Apple blocked a bid to reinstate the popular game on the App Store in the U.S.
Epic Games said on Friday that Apple has blocked its "Fortnite" video game on its store in the European Union and the iPhone maker's U.S. app store.
US President Donald Trump took aim at Apple CEO Tim Cook during a May 15 state visit to Qatar, blasting the company's plans to extend its Indian production of iPhones for the US market as it pivots from China. The remarks followed Apple CEO Tim Cook's comments earlier this month that the company would import Indian-manufactured iPhones to meet US demand as it shifts production away from China to avoid heightened tariffs.
Warren Buffett's conglomerate was a net seller of stocks in the first quarter.
Alphabet-owned YouTube launched a weekly top podcast shows chart. Podcasts like "The Joe Rogan Experience," "Kill Tony" and "Rotten Mango" currently top the YouTube chart.
Apple Inc. is moving more of its production out of China — but President Donald Trump doesn't seem to like the way the company is approaching that.
President Donald Trump on Thursday said he told Apple (AAPL) to stop expanding iPhone production in India, and pushed the company to move more of its operations to the U.S. as it shifts away from manufacturing in China.
CNBC's Steve Kovach joins 'Money Movers' to discuss President Trump's relationship with Apple CEO Tim Cook, how feasible it could be for Apple to manufacture its products in the U.S., and more.