Spotify said on Friday that Apple has approved its U.S. app update that will allow users to access pricing information and external payment links. The approval comes days after a U.S. judge ordered Apple to stop charging commissions on purchases through iPhone apps.
On Apple (AAPL), CFRA's Angelo Zino says the "company's executing as well as it can" amid the current macro environment. He points to the "disturbing" and "disappointing" lack of guidance for its Services segment.
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