Short Seller Takes Aim at Qualcomm
Short seller Kerrisdale Capital has taken aim at chipmaker Qualcomm which is currently fighting an FTC lawsuit in federal district court. If the company loses, Kerrisdale sees a massive drop in the share price.
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Newest first · Page 160D.A. Davidson cuts Apple price target, still a Buy
From a note to clients by analyst Tom Forte snagged Wednesday by TheFly.
Apple’s fiscal Q1 2019: Desperately seeking consensus
Four versions of the consensus, freshly gathered Wednesday morning.
Crypto: Australia flunks Apple’s math test
“The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia.” — Prime Minister Malcolm Trumbull From…
Fortune: Apple is world’s most-admired company, again
Someone tell the traders.
Is IBM Finally Back on the Right Track?
IBM reported mixed fourth-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday and shares saw a bump after hours.
What to Watch For in IBM’s Q4 Report After the Close
IBM is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter results after the markets close on Tuesday, and Wall Street expectations are low.
WSJ: Apple ‘likely’ to drop LCD displays in 2020
"... people familiar with the production plans have said."
WSJ: Foxconn may make iPhones in India
Wait, not in Wisconsin? What will the President tweet?
Harvard Business Review: ‘M&A is a mug’s game’
"The purchase of NeXT," however, "set the stage for the greatest accumulation of shareholder value in corporate history."
Forbes chats up cabbie, declares Apple doomed
Someone call the Macalope.
7 things Apple won’t buy
There are no new stories, only new reporters. From Luke Lango’s 7 Companies Apple Should Consider Buying, posted last week on InvestorPlace: One of the world’s…
Broken China: Apple is the least of it
A supplier of motors that make the iPhone vibrate is getting rattled by manufacturers up and down its product line.
Watch Apple’s $249 iPhone SE clearance stock evaporate
Why not make some new ones, and see how fast those sell out?
Canaccord Genuity trims ’19 iPhone estimates 13%
"We continue to believe Apple can sustain double-digit Services revenue growth driven. — Analyst T. Michael Walkley