The iPhone maker has invigorated growth heading into an upgrade cycle.
Buffett is cutting Berkshire's stock exposure across the board, except for these three companies.
Apple is reportedly exploring the viability of entering the smart glasses market. The tech giant has launched an in-house study of currently available products, Bloomberg News reported Monday (Nov. 4).
Apple, Coca-Cola, and Amazon are all still evergreen investments.
As Americans are heading to the polls, investors are focused on what the outcome could mean for chip makers.
AI could offer these already solid tech stocks an additional boost.
Apple is exploring a push into smart glasses with an internal study code-named Atlas, setting the stage for the company to follow Meta into an increasingly popular category. Bloomberg Technology Reporter Mark Gurman unpacks the initiative on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade.
CFRA SVP and Research Analyst Cathy Seifert reacts to Berkshire Hathaway's earnings and continued sales of Apple shares in the third quarter. She speaks on "Bloomberg The Close.
Third-quarter earnings season enters the home stretch this week. The quarter appears to have been mixed for corporate America, with companies broadly beating estimates while scaling back fourth-quarter guidance.
BofA Securities analyst Wamsi Mohan maintained a Buy rating on Apple Inc AAPL with a price target of $256.
Apple (AAPL) shares are in the spotlight Monday following news over the weekend that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A; BRK.B) has continued trimming its stake in the tech giant.
Even though Apple beat expectations on both its top and bottom lines, shares pulled back in after-hours trading. Overall financial health is solid and the future for the business looks fine, but this is the problem with buying pricey shares. This neutral assessment is in spite of the fact that the potential for the business, from an AI and services perspective, is phenomenal.