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6 Most Important Things in Business Today

Apple and Dell may bid for the Toshiba chips business, Boeing will increase production of its flagship Dreamliner, Saudi Arabia may delay its huge Aramco IPO, and more important headlines.

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:20am ET
Consumer Electronics

Waiting for the iPhone 11

Two things happened as Apple launched the iPhone 8 and iPhone X. Apple's shares barely budged. And there were no proclamations, beyond those by Apple, that the iPhone X was a quantum…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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6 Most Important Things in Business Today

Bain has agreed to buy Toshiba's chip business, median household income rose for the second year in a row, Apple launched its iPhone X, and other important headlines.

Douglas A. McIntyre
2:57pm ET
Consumer Electronics

Meet Apple’s Newest iPhone

The Apple 10 year anniversary for the iPhone is underway and we have already seen some incredible developments. Not only is the new Apple campus impressive but the Apple Watch broke the…

Chris Lange
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Consumer Electronics

What Apple’s iOs Might Say About the New iPhone

There was a leak in regards to the newest iPhone operating system (iOS), and it gave some insight to what we can expect from this soon-to-be trillion-dollar company.

Chris Lange
10:40am ET
Consumer Electronics

iPhone Production Volume Up 5.6% in 2017

Research firm TrendForce has forecast that Apple will produce more than 227 million iPhones in 2017, about one in every six smartphones manufactured this year.

Paul Ausick
6:25am ET
Consumer Electronics

How Long Will the Lines Be for the iPhone 8?

Soon the new generation of iPhones will go on sale. Thousands of people will camp overnight outside Apple retail stores to be among the first to own one.

Douglas A. McIntyre
5:10am ET
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5 Most Important Things in Business Today

Apple is set to launch new iPhones, the United Nations has approved sanctions against North Korea, Volkswagen will continue to gamble its future on diesel more than electric cars, and more important…

Douglas A. McIntyre