New data about global smartphone shipments in the final quarter of last year show that overall those shipments have stopped rising and that Apple's market share is in a hard reverse.
Douglas A. McIntyre One factor is greater acceptance on public transportation in China, Japan, the UK, and Russia.
Steven M. Peters A strategy credit/tax analysis of why Apple trails.
Steven M. Peters But keep holding on, says analyst Ananda Baruah.
Steven M. Peters A reporter better known for snark and Apple FUD has pulled together several threads of change into a coherent corporate narrative.
Steven M. Peters From "Apple dominates in Japan with 56% share as market falls 3.8% in Q4 2018."
Steven M. Peters None dare call it industrial espionage.
Steven M. Peters Last year, Cook grabbed a shovel to showcase Apple's pledge to create 20,000 U.S. jobs.
Steven M. Peters Who pulled the rug out from under Otto last year? Still a mystery.
Steven M. Peters Two friends divided by depth control in a 38-second comedy that debuted Friday.
Steven M. Peters What it did buy is the technology—and the talent—behind Hello Barbie.
Steven M. Peters The more conservative institutions, by contrast, trimmed their positions.
Steven M. Peters Analyst Daniel Ives mentions Sony, Lion's Gate, A24, CBS-Viacom and, of course, Netflix.
Steven M. Peters From a note to clients by analyst Timothy Arcuri that landed on my desktop Friday morning.
Steven M. Peters "None of the shares under Warren's direction have ever been sold." — Debbie Bosanek, Berkshire Hathaway
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