Apple settles backdating class-action lawsuit for $16.5M

The lead plaintiff for the class-action lawsuit against Apple for alleged stock-option backdating announced that a settlement of $16.5 million has been reached.

Josh Ong 15 years ago 5

Apple stock seen approaching $430 with strong holiday lineup

Apple stock could hit $430 in the next year, propelled in the near future by an anticipated strong holiday sales season, one Wall Street analyst believes.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 32

Apple loses patent-infringement trial over Cover Flow, Time Machine

Apple has lost a patent case against its Cover Flow and Time Machine interfaces, despite some of the infringement charges from claimant Mirror Worlds being ruled invalid.

Josh Ong 15 years ago 130

Apple now the world's second largest company by market value

Apple on Thursday overtook PetroChina Co. in terms of market value, making the Cupertino, Calif., company the second-largest company in the world.

AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 73

Forbes lists Steve Jobs as 42nd richest American

Apple chief executive Steve Jobs, with a net worth $6.1 billion, came in 42nd place on Forbes' annual list of the 400 wealthiest Americans.

Josh Ong 15 years ago 68

End of Apple's iPhone 4 Case Program seen as benefit to shareholders

Apple's conclusion of the iPhone 4 Case Program, but extended offer of free protective Bumpers for customers who contact AppleCare, is a positive for customers that will also likely benefit AAPL shareholders, one analyst believes.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 71

Piper: Sept. iPod, iTV announcements likely to boost Apple shares

With Apple's annual media-centric keynote now set for Sept. 1, Piper Jaffray has advised investors to buy shares of AAPL prior to the event, citing past stock boosts after new iPods were unveiled.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 57

Apple's government Mac sales surge 200%, enterprise grows 50%

Apple's Mac sales to enterprise and government customers in the June quarter saw tremendous growth, easily beating competing PC makers in the three-month span.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 91

Apple's gross margins expected to improve as iPhone 4 'antennagate' ends

The end of Apple's free iPhone 4 case giveaway, along with improved production of the iPad, will help the company's gross margins improve, one analyst believes.

Sam Oliver 15 years ago 22

Apple $400: A look at Apple's fundamentals, Part II

In Part I of this series, AppleInsider contributor and independent analyst Andy M. Zaky discussed the general risks of using valuation as a basis for placing short or intermediate price targets on Apple (AAPL), and how having a long-term viewpoint is the only appropriate way to rely on fundamentals for investment decisions.

Andy M. Zaky, Bullish Cross, Special to AppleInsider 15 years ago 52

Apple's strong Q4 2010 guidance could be conservative

Apple guided revenue for the September quarter 6 percent above consensus estimates, the highest differential over the Street in 17 years. However, that figure may still be conservative given current sales of Macs, new data shows.

Daniel Eran Dilger 15 years ago 14

Apple $400: A look at Apple’s fundamentals, Part I

AppleInsider contributor and independent analyst Andy M. Zaky offers a sigh of caution regarding fundamental analysis and matters surrounding Apple's valuation.

Andy M. Zaky, Bullish Cross, Special to AppleInsider 15 years ago 54

A detailed look at Apple's September quarter

As the market continues to fully digest Apple’s recently reported fiscal Q3 earnings, I would like to take a look at what’s in store for the September quarter.

Andy M. Zaky, Bullish Cross, Special to AppleInsider 15 years ago 16

iPad, Mac, iPhone growth potential seen to propel Apple stock to $375

A prominent Wall Street analyst has upped his price target for Apple stock from $280 to $375, citing stronger than expected iPad, iPhone and Mac sales, and the fact that the company remains "a small fish in three very large ponds."

Slash Lane 15 years ago 49

Earnings Preview: Apple to surpass Microsoft in revenue this quarter

After 30-years of living in the shadows of Microsoft, Steve Jobs and Co. will surpass its archenemies in Revenue this year. And as Apple’s staggering growth rate continues, its unlikely that Microsoft will be able to resume its dominance over the iPhone maker any time soon.

Andy M. Zaky, Bullish Cross, Special to AppleInsider 15 years ago 90

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