Apple's latest products using the company's home-grown M1 chip become available in stores on Friday. Rumors are already flying on what the company is planning for the next iteration of its own…
Paul Ausick One of Cathie Wood's Ark Invest funds sold nearly 190,000 shares of Apple on May 17.
How Apple protects (or doesn't) personal data for its Chinese customers is the subject of a long story in the New York Times.
Paul Ausick Apple is expected to announce a new high-fidelity streaming format Tuesday and, maybe, upgraded AirPods.
Paul Ausick The trial in the Epic Games lawsuit against Apple could continue through the end of May, so be prepared. Meanwhile, Apple is about to open a new Store in the heart of…
Paul Ausick A former Facebook ad executive who joined Apple last month has left his new job following complaints from other Apple employees about some of his statements.
Paul Ausick Short interest in both Apple and Microsoft plunged in the two-week reporting period that ended April 30.
The trial in the case of Epic Games v. Apple has moved into its second week. Apple also has joined up with Amazon and Google to make smart home devices coexist more…
Paul Ausick A class-action lawsuit filed in the United Kingdom claims that Apple has been overcharging people since 2015 for apps sold through its App Store. This is the latest in a flurry of…
Paul Ausick The resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic in India is expected to reduce smartphone production growth in the country, including at Apple.
Paul Ausick Turning off an app's tracking capability is wildly popular with iPhone owners. That's probably not what ad-tech firms and ad-supported sites like Facebook wanted to hear.
Paul Ausick One of Cathie Wood's Ark Invest funds sold nearly 300,000 shares of Apple on May 6.
Thursday's top analysts upgrades and downgrades included Apple, Darden Restaurants, Peloton, Pfizer, Pioneer Natural Resources, Tilray and Zynga.
A news report concludes that Apple might not be doing enough to prevent stalkers from using the new AirTags devices.
Paul Ausick Apple's new M1 chip may not be driving as much added revenue as some analysts and investors believe, but it is doing the job Apple intended.
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