Three U.S. Senators have introduced legislation that seeks to end what they say are anti-competitive practices that harm consumers in the operation of Apple's App Store and Alphabet's Google Play store.
Paul Ausick Apple's new iPhones are expected to add some features that stand to make the company even more profitable.
Paul Ausick Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Akamai Technologies, Apple, Array Technologies, Clorox, Fastly, Fisker, Fiserv and Oracle.
Apple issued an FAQ on Monday explaining what its planned child safety features do and don't do.
Paul Ausick An Apple executive defends the company's expanded protection program to combat the spread of child sexual abuse material.
Paul Ausick Apple's planned addition to help protect children from certain types of images is getting some pushback from privacy advocacy groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Paul Ausick Apple reportedly has placed a senior manager on paid leave pending an investigation into allegations of sexism and other discriminatory practices.
Paul Ausick Apple is preparing to launch an installment payment program in Canada that may be a precursor for a buy now, pay later program.
Paul Ausick Not only is Apple the world's most valuable company, it is also the most profitable.
Paul Ausick Apple and Alphabet have removed a social feature of an anti-vaxxer app from their respective app stores, and the Australian government has released a digital certification of vaccination against COVID-19.
Paul Ausick Here's a look at eight stocks, including Apple and Microsoft, on which analysts raised ratings, price targets or both last week.
Apple is issuing about $6.5 billion in new debt as the company tries to achieve a net neutral cash position. This is good news for shareholders.
Paul Ausick Even before the next iteration of Apple's iPhone has been introduced, speculation about how the 2022 version of the device might change.
Paul Ausick 24/7 Wall St. looks at some big analyst upgrades and downgrades that we have seen so far on Wednesday, including Alphabet, Apple, IMAX, Starbucks, and Visa.
After Alphabet, Apple and Microsoft reported stellar results on Tuesday, brokerages didn't waste any time making some changes to price targets.
