Speculation on new products that might come from Apple in 2022 were being talked about almost as soon as the company's dog-and-pony show ended last September. Here's where matters stand currently.
Paul Ausick Was Apple's share price increase earlier this week a flight to safety or something else? Plus, a new filing seeking a delay to changing the App Store's in-app purchase mechanism.
Paul Ausick Demand for iPhone 13 is reported to be falling, and a top engineer on Apple's reported car project has left the company.
Paul Ausick While U.S. equity markets tanked on Tuesday, Apple stock rose by more than 3% and was headed for a new all-time high early Wednesday.
Paul Ausick Apple's iPhone has retaken market share leadership in China, and the company names the winners of its Apple Music Awards.
Paul Ausick Cyber Monday promotions include deals on Apple's new M1-powered iPads, among other products.
Paul Ausick Here's where you can find the best Black Friday deals on Apple products.
Paul Ausick Apple has filed a lawsuit against NSO Group seeking to stop the Israel-based company from installing its spyware program on Apple devices.
Paul Ausick Apple and Amazon fined for anti-competitive practices in Italy, and whistleblower Cher Scarlett breaks her agreement not to talk.
Paul Ausick Apple now allows employees to talk about salaries and other issues. The company also may have misled users of its Podcasts app.
Paul Ausick A new report on Apple's secretive car project, a $2 billion lawsuit and a new Apple TV+ biopic directed by Martin Scorsese.
Paul Ausick Apple is well on its way to achieving a net cash neutral position. Here's what that means for investors.
Paul Ausick Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Adobe, Alcoa, Apple, Avis Budget, Ballard Power, Boeing, Palantir Technologies, Splunk, Tyson Foods, Urban Outfitters, Wendy’s and Workday.
An Apple analyst has said that he thinks Apple will sell some 80 million iPhones in the company's first fiscal quarter, which ends in December. That's about equal to the low estimate…
A recent note to clients from analysts at Morgan Stanley offers a look at how Apple, Meta/Facebook and other top tech firms are waging the battle for the metaverse.
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