The trial pitting Apple against Fortnite developer Epic Games is expected to wind up Monday. Apple reportedly has denied a request from Facebook to remove negative reviews of the social media giant.
One of Cathie Wood's Ark Invest funds sold over 430,000 shares of Pure Storage on May 20.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is scheduled to appear in court Friday to defend his company's App Store in a case alleging anti-competitive practices.
Is now is the time to start buying some of the top semiconductor capital equipment stocks? These analysts are bullish, and aggressive investors may want to consider nibbling at these five top stock picks…
A couple of Cathie Wood's Ark Invest funds sold over 570,000 shares of Pure Storage on May 19.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is expected to testify Friday in the antitrust case filed by Epic Games against Apple. At least two Apple watchers think the company will prevail.
Apple's latest products using the company's home-grown M1 chip become available in stores on Friday. Rumors are already flying on what the company is planning for the next iteration of its own silicon.
Raymond James upgraded Palo Alto Networks stock and its price target implies upside of almost 20%.
How Apple protects (or doesn't) personal data for its Chinese customers is the subject of a long story in the New York Times.
Shares of these four technology giants are for various reasons down big this year but may be poised to have a very solid second half of 2021 as supply chain issues are resolved and…
Apple is expected to announce a new high-fidelity streaming format Tuesday and, maybe, upgraded AirPods.
The trial in the Epic Games lawsuit against Apple could continue through the end of May, so be prepared. Meanwhile, Apple is about to open a new Store in the heart of Rome.
One of Cathie Wood's Ark Invest funds bought over 2 million shares of Palantir on May 12.
A former Facebook ad executive who joined Apple last month has left his new job following complaints from other Apple employees about some of his statements.
By late Wednesday morning, five brokerages had weighed in on Array Technologies, including Barclays and JPMorgan.
