Apple announced Tuesday that it had signed contracts for 650 megawatts of renewable power in Europe.
China's industry minister met with Apple CEO Tim Cook in Beijing on Wednesday, according to a statement released by the ministry.
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AAPL's iPhone 17 launch, Apple Intelligence expansion, and strong U.S. investments lift shares despite tariff and AI competition pressures.
iPhone 17 pre-orders rose 5–10% YoY, with global lead times up 80%, signaling strong consumer demand momentum. Over 315 million iPhones haven't been upgraded for four years, creating a massive pent-up replacement opportunity in FY26. JP Morgan projects 236 million iPhone shipments (+2% YoY), driving mid-single-digit revenue growth and $80 billion in topline.
Apple is reportedly preparing to acquire talent and technology from computer vision startup Prompt AI. The tech giant was in late stage talks on the deal, CNBC reported Friday (Oct. 10), with Prompt's leadership informing employees of the pending transaction last week.
In their latest podcast, Doug McIntyre and Lee Jackson discussed Apple (AAPL) and why its stock has been unusually flat as of late.
Apple remains resilient amid tariff pressures, with strong free cash flow and stable profit margins demonstrating durable pricing power. APLY, a conservative covered call ETF on AAPL, has captured ~20% of AAPL's ~27% rally, offering defensive upside and drawdown protection. AAPL consistently beats EPS expectations, with upcoming earnings likely to show strong growth driven by new product launches and services expansion.
Apple is reportedly reorganizing some of its divisions as the retirement of former Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams nears. The company will move its health and fitness divisions and place them under the oversight of its services chief, Eddy Cue, Bloomberg reported Friday (Oct. 10), citing unnamed sources.
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Apple was hit with a lawsuit in California federal court by a pair of neuroscientists who say that the tech company misused thousands of copyrighted books to train its Apple Intelligence artificial intelligence model.
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