JPMorgan reaches deal to become Apple credit card issuer, source says
Stocks rose on Wall Street Tuesday afternoon and approached more all-time highs.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has long attracted students and tech-minded users with its ergonomic approach to computing and communications.
Three former Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, XETRA:APC) engineers behind the Face ID depth-sensing technology have launched Lyte, a startup focused on giving robots a “visual brain.” The Mountain View, California-based company announced $107 million in funding and debuted its flagship product, LyteVision.
For Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) shareholders, it feels like Groundhog Day (the start of 2025 all over again), with a fresh, big-name analyst downgrade served up on the new year's first day of trading.
The Santa Claus rally never materialized, but January is off to a fairly decent start with some tech names bouncing back.
I trimmed positions in NVDA and AMD due to valuation concerns and overexposure, favoring BDCs like ARCC, OBDC, and HTGC for yield. November dividend income reached a record $653, up 5% Y/Y, with BDCs now comprising 33% of total dividends despite potential sector-wide dividend cuts. My 2025 target is $11,000 in annual net dividends (8% growth), with flexibility to raise capital for real estate or travel if opportunities arise.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) does not have artificial intelligence integrated into its iOS.
Tim Cook bought 50,000 shares of Nike stock. The Apple CEO is a director on Nike's board.
Apple has reportedly slashed production and marketing for its much-hyped Vision Pro virtual reality headset due to weak sales.
Our multi-factor evaluation indicates that it might be time to lessen exposure to AAPL stock. While Apple's operating performance and financial health remain strong, the current valuation leaves little margin for error.
Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, XETRA:APC) is reportedly preparing to upend its long-standing iPhone launch playbook, with growing speculation that the company will not release a standard iPhone 18 model this year. According to multiple reports, Apple plans to delay the launch of the iPhone 18 until the spring of 2027, leaving the iPhone 17, released in 2025, as the latest non-Pro model in the lineup for more than 18 months.