Apple illegally denied benefits to union workers, says US labor board
The National Labor Relations Board claims that Apple has violated labor laws by refusing to give union workers the same benefits as other staff.
Investor
William Gallagher
'Several people' could be the next Apple CEO, reveals Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook says that he is determined his successor will come from within the company, and is working to give the board several options.
Two years later, Apple hasn't broken ground on its massive North Carolina campus
A new report looks into Apple's very slow progress on the North Carolina campus it announced more than two years ago, and it's not clear why Apple is dragging its feet.
Mike Wuerthele
Apple to pay $25 million settlement over illegally favoring immigrant workers
Apple has agreed to settle claims made by the U.S. Department of Justice that the company had illegally favored hiring immigrant workers over citizens or green card holders.
Wesley Hilliard
Apple's $14 billion tax trial should start over, says EU
Apple and Ireland had together beaten an EU claim over back taxes on appeal, but now a higher court advisor says legal errors were made and the whole case should be reviewed again.
Analyst Analysis: Q4 2023 was OK, Q1 2024 could be surprisingly good
Analysts have weighed in on Apple's Q4 2023 financial results, with most taking the view that the quarter is decent-performing, but with caution about a shorter Q1 2024.
Malcolm Owen
California wants to end Cupertino's tax deal with Apple
Apple's home city of Cupertino faces losing almost $60 million after California authorities declare that the company's tax should be shared across the state.
Apple expects strong Mac growth but wearable deceleration in the holiday quarter
Economic conditions and product release schedules caused the 34% Mac revenue decline year-over-year, but similar effects are expected to cause strong Mac growth in the holiday quarter.
Apple's full-year results drop for the first time since 2019
Despite beating Wall Street estimates for the quarter, Apple's whole-year revenue has dropped year-over-year for the first time since 2019.
Peter Cohen
