More Than 14 Million Personal Records Exposed in September
A total of more than 14 million consumer records were exposed last month in 57 different incidents according to research reported this morning from the Identity Theft Resource Center.
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Munster: Apple is safest haven in tech stock tumble (video)
"I'm still bullish on the sector more broadly for other reasons."
Apple’s TV bundle: Still muddled
One thing is clear: Apple will be using its original TV content to sell more hardware.
What’s right and wrong with HomePod
In a four-way race to own the smart home, Ben Thompson puts Apple in third place.
FBI and DHS testify on Apple spy chip story (transcript)
From C-Span's transcript of today's Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee hearing.
The day Apple lost 51.89%
Think today's 4.63% loss was bad? Let's take the time machine back to the fall of 2000.
Anaplan Announces Potential Pricing for IPO
Connected planning pioneer Anaplan expects to price 15 million shares for an initial public offering valued up to about $303 million.
Analyst: Chinese Golden Week phone sales weak
But iPhone XS Max sales are holding up, says Rosenblatt's Jun Zhang.
Bad genius, caught on video
Angela Ahrendts, you've got a problem.
Major Semiconductor Short Sellers Can’t Make Up Their Minds
The September 28 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest in these selected semiconductor stocks was mixed.
Cybersecurity Stocks Scare Off Short Sellers
The September 28 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest in most of these selected cybersecurity stocks decreased.
What the Apple buy side isn’t buying
After initiating coverage for J.P. Morgan with a $272 price target, sell-side analyst Samik Chatterjee got an earful from investors.
Short Interest in 3D Printing Stocks Seeks Direction
Short sellers can't seem to make up their minds if being short in 3D printing stocks is a good place to be or a not-so-good place to be.
Merrill Lynch asks: How sticky is Apple?
Pretty darn sticky and getting more so.