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Apple blocks Fortnite game in US, EU stores, Epic Games says

Apple blocks Fortnite game in US, EU stores, Epic Games says

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.

Reuters | 1 year ago
‘I don't want you building in India': Trump warns Apple to boost US production

‘I don't want you building in India': Trump warns Apple to boost US production

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.

Proactiveinvestors | 1 year ago
Berkshire Sells Financial Stocks, Doubles Constellation Stake, Holds Steady on Apple

Berkshire Sells Financial Stocks, Doubles Constellation Stake, Holds Steady on Apple

Warren Buffett's conglomerate was a net seller of stocks in the first quarter.

Wsj | 1 year ago
YouTube launches weekly top podcast list to rival Spotify and Apple

YouTube launches weekly top podcast list to rival Spotify and Apple

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.

Cnbc | 1 year ago
Trump isn't happy with how Apple plans to escape China tariffs

Trump isn't happy with how Apple plans to escape China tariffs

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.

Marketwatch | 1 year ago
Trump Tells Apple Not to Boost iPhone Production in India

Trump Tells Apple Not to Boost iPhone Production in India

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.

Investopedia | 1 year ago
Trump pushes Apple to move iPhone production to the U.S.

Trump pushes Apple to move iPhone production to the U.S.

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.

Youtube | 1 year ago
3 Reasons US Equities May Be Short-Term Overheated

3 Reasons US Equities May Be Short-Term Overheated

Rapidly shifting sentiment, extreme overbought conditions, and key resistance levels suggest that investors should proceed with a fair degree of caution in the short-term.

Zacks | 1 year ago
3 Stocks Hiking Dividends Worth Buying

3 Stocks Hiking Dividends Worth Buying

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247wallst | 1 year ago
Trump says he told Apple to stop making iPhones in India: ‘Had a little problem with Tim Cook'

Trump says he told Apple to stop making iPhones in India: ‘Had a little problem with Tim Cook'

Trump added that, following their discussion, “Apple will be upping their production in the United States.”

Nypost | 1 year ago
Will Apple's Blow Finish Google?

Will Apple's Blow Finish Google?

Alphabet (GOOG,GOOGL) has been a phenomenal investment since its 2004 IPO, but a trio of threats could undermine its potential going forward.

247wallst | 1 year ago
Trump tells Apple's CEO to stop expanding iPhone production in India

Trump tells Apple's CEO to stop expanding iPhone production in India

Earlier this month, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company would start importing iPhones manufactured in India to meet the majority of demand stateside. It seems U.S. President Donald Trump is not happy with that.

Techcrunch | 1 year ago
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