If Amazon Leaves NYC, Boston May Benefit
Amazon has, if media reports are correct, started to consider its options for a second headquarters if New York City becomes less attractive. Boston may be at the top of that list.
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I like 'em. They're cool. But they're also sufficiently self-indulgent to make me wonder why.
A snapshot of Apple’s installed base
This is what 1.4 billion active devices looks like.
Apple fixes FaceTime bug, pays bounty to 14-year-old finder
That ought to deflect some of the Congressional heat coming Apple's way.
Report: Apple to roll its own modems
Probably not in time for 5G, but better late than never.
CIRP: Apple sold 62 million iPhones last quarter
The Street's estimate was higher. But who's counting?
Mayor: Build wall around Cupertino, make San Jose pay for it
The real issue is that Cupertino has turned into one of America's most boring, over-priced bedroom communities.
Is Apple shaking off its iPhone slump?
Taking the good with the bad.
What the SoftBank Sale of Nvidia Stake Really Means
Nvidia just lost a serious long-time backer. Japan's SoftBank Group has disclosed that it sold its entire 4.9% stake in the tech company.
Dems target Apple. Again.
Apple always makes a juicy, camera-ready target for TV-hungry pols.
Huge stock buybacks were never a good look for Apple
CNBC thinks Apple is at risk. Barron's thinks different.
Angela Ahrendts is leaving Apple in April
The former CEO of Burberry was once rumored to be a possible Apple CEO. Apple’s press release: Cupertino, California — Apple today announced that Deirdre O’Brien is taking…
What Analysts Are Saying About Alphabet After Earnings
When Alphabet reported fourth-quarter results, the reaction from investors and analysts was not super impressive, despite an incredible beat on the bottom line and significant revenue growth from last year.
Cramer: Forget Apple buying Activision, Sonos or Netflix (video)
Don't buy those companies, says Mr. Mad Money, buy this company.
Apple is on a tear
Up more than $33 (23%) since it touched $142 on Jan. 3.