Apple Park: Lady Gaga on the rainbow stage (best video)
Why Jony Ive sweated the details and Tim Cook spared no expense.
Why Jony Ive sweated the details and Tim Cook spared no expense.
Whether it’s a jilted lover looking to get even with a former mate or a Mafia don trying to wipe out his brother’s killers, movies with revenge themes are proven winners. Like moths drawn…
About those rainbow arches that frame Apple's inner-spaceship stage...
The Walt Disney Company has come a long way since it was founded in 1923 as the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio. Once known for its animated cartoon shorts and features (including such classics as…
From Peter Flaherty's "Tim Cook is not 'Political,' just arrogant," posted Thursday on Townhall.com.
“What’s in a name?” Juliet asks in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” implying a name means nothing. But marketing professionals and companies would strongly disagree with Juliet’s premise, asserting that brand names and brands certainly…
No business is good if it is static
Obesity has been considered an epidemic in the United States for years. The share of adults considered obese has been steadily increasing, reaching almost 40% in 2016, up from just 15% in 1990. While…
Sacconaghi can argue it round or flat.
Wamsi Mohan led a team of analysts who took a deep look at the cost if moving Apple's manufacturing out of China.
While we all hope to never need to file a homeowners insurance claim, it’s important to trust that your home insurance provider will be there to properly protect your largest asset in the event…
So say Gene Munster and Apple. But they've been wrong before.
First China retaliates. Then the Supreme Court rules. What else can go wrong for Apple today? My take: I wouldn’t presume to call a bottom. But…
It is sneaky. And it will be welcomed by those watching Apple’s bottom line.
What this means immediately is that Pepper's suit can proceed. Whether he can win is another matter.
What else is new?
Well, last week certainly sucked.
The old Carnegie Library, transformed.
"The city has converted a cultural gem entrusted to the entire city into an exclusive outlet that serves only the few." — Citylab's Kriston Capps
From a note to clients by analyst Tim Arcuri that landed on my desktop Friday.