Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Polish antitrust watchdog investigates Apple over privacy policy
Poland's anti-monopoly office UOKiK is investigating whether Apple is restricting competition in the mobile advertising market through its privacy policy, it said on Tuesday.
Singapore orders Apple, Google to prevent government spoofing on messaging platforms
Singapore's police have ordered Apple AAPL.O and Google GOOGL.O to prevent the spoofing of government agencies on their messaging platforms, the home affairs ministry said on Tuesday.
Earnings Season: Breaking Down Financial Statements
Financial statements don't always have to be confusing when you narrow down to a few key parameters.
Four Top Contenders at Apple to Succeed Tim Cook
The top potential successors are four current Apple executives, each heading a different part of the company. Here's a look.
iPhone 17 Boosts Apple's China Sales: What's Ahead for the Stock?
AAPL sees surging iPhone momentum in China and eyes double-digit December-quarter growth as Macs and Services strengthen its regional rebound.
Wall Street sets Apple stock price for the next 12 months
On November 24, JPMorgan analyst Samik Chatterjee reaffirmed his Overweight rating on Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) stock, maintaining a $305 price target.
CNN pulls stories from Apple News feed, Semafor reports
CNN has removed its stories from Apple News, ending its content-sharing agreement with the platform, Semafor reported on Sunday.
Apple's Sales Hopes Deflated by Tepid iPhone Air Demand
Sales of Apple's iPhone Air have reportedly been lower than anticipated. That's according to a report Saturday (Nov. 23) by the Financial Times (FT), citing early sales data for the Air, a thinner iPhone and the largest change to Apple's smartphone design in years.
Where Will Apple Stock Be in 5 Years?
Most of what many investors currently love about Apple should remain largely unchanged in 2030. Apple could launch new products including a foldable iPhone and smart glasses over the next five years.
Apple: Most Expensive, Least Profitable, Slowest Growing Big Tech Stock (Downgrade)
Apple Inc. remains a dominant, highly profitable consumer tech company with a strong brand and stable business model. Despite recent earnings beats, AAPL's growth is slowing, and the firm has the lowest revenue and profit growth expected among mega-cap tech peers. AAPL trades at a premium valuation, with the highest P/E and PEG ratios in its peer group, making it less attractive versus faster-growing rivals.
Apple: A Resilient Giant In A Risky Macro World
Apple Inc. (AAPL) remains a defensive mega-cap pick amid macroeconomic risks, despite underperforming some peers and offering modest growth prospects. AAPL benefits from stable inflation, a softening labor market, and a likely weaker dollar, supporting its margins and international revenue. Fundamentals show steady services growth and resilient earnings, but China market weakness and premium valuation present risks.
Why Apple's stock is beating the market even as tech stocks sell off
Apple has been seen as an AI loser. That means it's stock hasn't gotten caught up in the heavy selling pressure on AI stocks.
