Cowen expects solid Apple March quarter results, but is cautious on Q3
Apple is expected to report stable March quarter results that are in line with Wall Street consensus thanks to improving supply conditions, according to investment bank Cowen.
Apple is expected to report stable March quarter results that are in line with Wall Street consensus thanks to improving supply conditions, according to investment bank Cowen.
Katy Huberty of Morgan Stanley believes that Apple will come in well ahead of Wall Street's estimates for its second fiscal quarter but is also expecting some cautious guidance going forward because of COVID concerns.
Recent shutdowns at key Apple suppliers present increased risks to the company despite the continued diversification of the iPhone maker's supply chain.
Supply issues caused by Covid-19 lockdowns in key Chinese manufacturing cities are unlikely to significantly affect Apple, according to Piper Sandler.
A revision of Apple's App Store policies surrounding alternate payments, as well as an additional potential one, are unlikely to pose any serious risk to Apple's bottom line, according to an analyst.
Apple has announced it will be revealing its earnings for the second quarter of 2022 on April 28, complete with the customary conference call featuring CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri.
Apple could ship an estimated 30 million refreshed, 5G-equipped iPhone SE units in the first year after its potential debut on Tuesday, according to a Wedbush analyst.
Warren Buffett has seen returns of $100 billion from Apple stock since he first invested in the company in 2016, drawing comparisons to the legendary investor's Coca-Cola holdings.
Apple's move to pull out of Russia will likely be followed by other technology giants as the crisis in Ukraine continues, according to a Wedbush analyst.
A small questionnaire sent out to a handful of Apple investors suggests that there isn't a consensus on whether the Cupertino tech giant can maintain its growth across 2022, according to JP Morgan.
Norway's oil fund has declared it will be voting against a pay policy that would provide Apple CEO Tim Cook a $99 million compensation package along with other proposals ahead of Apple's annual shareholder meeting.
Apple is Berkshire Hathaway's second of "Four Giants" defining the investment firm's value, Warren Buffett has outlined, with the iPhone maker only behind a "cluster of insurers" in importance.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has sparked a "Black Swan" event in the stock market, and a sell-off of Apple, other big tech stocks, and Bitcoin is continuing on Thursday morning.
Apple could hit a trillion dollars in annual revenue with a continued expansion of its various businesses, according to an NYU professor, with acquisitions and investments in fields such as banking, search, health, and the long-rumored Apple Car able to help edge Apple to the milestone by 2030.
The iPhone continues to be the most popular smartphone in the United States by some measure, analysts claim, with Apple dominating the market throughout 2021.
A lawsuit brought against Apple by an English council over comments made by Tim Cook about iPhone demand in China has been granted class-action status.
Arms plan for an IPO may already be in trouble before it's even started, as a long-running dispute with its division in China could endanger Softbank's offloading of the chip firm.
State treasurers from eight U.S. states have co-signed a letter to the SEC over non-disclosure agreements, asking for an investigation into Apple's use of the agreements, and whether Apple misled the regulator about them.
Acquiring Peloton could be a "major strategic coup" for Apple, according to Wedbush, with the purchase potentially helping boost Apple's moves in the health and fitness market.
Apple's iPad sales dipped during late 2021, but an IDC report says Apple is still far in front of other producers in terms of shipments, and its drop in units wasn't as bad as other major vendors.
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