Apple's share price closes at new record high of $153.12
Apple's stock price has closed at a new record high of $153.12 on Monday, following an intraday trading rally.
Apple's stock price has closed at a new record high of $153.12 on Monday, following an intraday trading rally.
After taking over from Steve Jobs, Apple CEO Tim Cook was promised ten award payments over the course of his tenure, with this $750 million being the final one.
Discord is expected to seed a new investment round at around $500 million as a result of $15 billion valuation.
Samsung is preparing to invest 240 trillion won ($205 billion) on its various businesses over the next three years, including enhancing its memory production lines.
Sales of Apple's iPhone remain resilient despite the likely release of the new "iPhone 13" lineup being less than a month away, according to investment bank JP Morgan.
Investment bank JP Morgan has raised its Apple price target to $180 on expectations that the "iPhone 13" and a 5G iPhone SE could be catalysts that drive another record year for the Cupertino company.
Institutional ownership of Apple shares increased in the June quarter, though the percentage is still down year-over-year because of a massive sequential decline earlier in 2021, Morgan Stanley says.
An Apple employee in Cork, Ireland, has been awarded $5,275 for being unfairly dismissed, after traces of explosives were found in his bag.
Poly Network, the cryptocurrency interoperability protocol, says that it has been hacked and more than $600 million in assorted cryptocurrency was stolen.
The new head of the SEC, Chair Gary Gensler, wants to protect cryptocurrency investors from fraud and believes that changes in investment laws will be needed soon.
Apple is taking advantage of historically low interest rates with a $6.5 billion bond sale that will go toward corporate initiatives like stock buybacks, payment of dividends and acquisitions.
Apple reported Q3 2021 revenue and earnings that smashed expectations — meaning a lot of analysts were wrong. Here's what analysts predicted for Apple's June quarter, versus what Apple actually reported.
Apple managed another record-breaking third quarter in its latest financial results. Here's how Q3 2021 for the iPhone maker stacks up against previous quarters over the years.
Apple posted the financial results from its second fiscal quarter of 2021 on Tuesday, breaking all of the company's third fiscal quarter records with $81.4 billion in revenue. Following are the notes of interest from both the report and the subsequent analyst conference call, with remarks from Apple CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri.
Apple earned a record $81.4 billion in revenue for the third fiscal quarter of 2021, blowing past analyst expectations on the back of across-the-board growth in all major product categories.
Apple will announce fiscal results for its third quarter of 2021 on Tuesday, July 27, and Wall Street is predicting another blockbuster quarter for Apple. Here's what to expect, and what analysts are looking for in the report.
Investment bank Goldman Sachs expects Apple to report a strong June quarter and guide well for Q4, driven largely by solid Q3 U.S. iPhone shipments and September quarter build estimates.
Investment bank Wedbush believes that an iPhone "supercycle" and Apple's services will lead to another major earnings beat when the Cupertino tech giant reports its Q3 2021 quarterly results.
Apple's rumored extension to Apple Pay is seen as a potentially lucrative move because of who this type of buy now, pay later facility appeals to.
Katy Huberty from Morgan Stanley has hiked the firm's Apple stork target price to $166, based on the June quarter results hitting $74.7 billion in revenue for Apple and continued future iPhone and Services strength.
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