Apple Vice President of Communications Steve Dowling leaving in October
According to an internal memo, Apple communications head Steve Dowling is leaving in October after 16 years of service to the company.
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Amber Neely
Apple disputes allegations that Apple TV+ trial will drive down stock price
Following Goldman Sachs predictions claiming that Apple TV+ trials would be reported financially in such a manner that investors would complain and bail out of the stock, Apple has said that it will have no impact on results at all.
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Mike Wuerthele
Apple becomes trillion-dollar company once again
After a month of gains, and one day after Apple's September event, Wall Street has responded by raising the share price for the company to a level that gives it a market capitalization valuation that exceeds 1 trillion dollars once again.
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Malcolm Owen
Bullish 2020 predicted for Apple with Services growth accelerating
Apple is set to have a bullish 2020, Morgan Stanley claims the day after the launch of the 2019 iPhone models, with the aggressive pricing of Apple Arcade and Apple TV+ forming part of Apple's strategy to accelerate its Services revenue growth into next year.
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Analysts impressed with Services & iPhone 11 pricing, less on iPhone 11 Pro
Analysts are weighing in on Tuesday's "It's Innovation Only" iPhone 11 launch event, with positive sentiment from industry watchers over the pricing of Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade accompanying the largely-expected iPhone upgrades.
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Other Apple releases besides the iPhone on Tuesday will drive revenue, says JP Morgan
Tuesday's anticipated launch of new iPhone models isn't going to be a massively interesting event for investors, JP Morgan suggests, with "limited surprise" for the iPhone forcing most of the attention on pricing and other potential hardware launches.
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Cowen looks to future iPhone days ahead of Apple event
Less than a week before Apple reveals its next-generation iPhones, Cowen forecasts Apple will start shipping the new models towards the end of September, but predictions of a second-generation iPhone SE and other future potential changes to the iPhone are seen somewhat more favorably.
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Apple sells $7B in debt in first bond offer since $285B cash repatriation [u]
Apple is getting ready to offer bonds for the first time in almost two years, looking to raise cash to fund share buybacks and other activities without needing to use its repatriated cash hoard.
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Apple's 2019 iPhone build orders similar in volume to last year
Apple is staying relatively conservative with production of its 2019 iPhones, analysts suggest, with the overall number of units ordered from its assembly partners thought not to be that much higher than what the company requested for 2018's releases.
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