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Will Apple’s move into AI chips be enough to calm investors who want to see more AI-based features in the new iPhone?
Apple’s most recent quarter was its worst since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, for some reason, shares increased afterward.
Plunging iPhone sales in China are a big problem for Apple. Here are the two challenges the consumer electronics giant faces there.
As global smartphone shipments rose in the first quarter, Apple lost its place in the number one spot to Samsung.
A recent analysis of iPhone sales reveals that it remained the dominant smartphone worldwide in the fourth quarter of 2023.
Apple will have to overcome many challenges to return to a track of rapid revenue growth, innovation, and fewer conflicts with regulators.
Apple has done well with iPhone sales in China for years, but its fortunes took a considerable turn for the worse at the start of this year.
iPhone sales need to increase briskly in 2024 to get Apple stock back in gear. Yet skeptics point out that each new iPhone is not much different from the model it replaces.
Warren Buffett parted with 10 million shares of Apple last quarter, a sign the Oracle of Omaha thinks the iPhone maker’s run is over.
Apple iPhone sales in China have made it the top-selling smartphone there, the world’s largest smartphone market.
A recent analysis reveals that Apple was the top company for smartphone shipments in 2023, overcoming prior leader Samsung.
Could a strong holiday sales season boost Apple stock to over $200 a share again? Headwinds have investors worried.
A recent analysis reveals that the iPhone 15 has done well worldwide, putting to rest any questions about whether modest sales would hurt Apple.