Apple is partnering with Klarna to introduce Apple Upgrade, a lease-to-own program launching July 28. It allows customers to pay for Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Watches over 24 to 36 months, with options to keep, return, or upgrade devices. This move aims to ease the impact of rising hardware prices due to chip shortages. Apple will phase out its existing iPhone Upgrade program to focus on this broader offering, helping maintain sales amid supply challenges and company transitions.
Apple reported strong Q3 results with $109.42 billion revenue and its ninth consecutive earnings beat, driven by 22% iPhone growth. Despite a 23% stock rise this year, shares trade below potential value due to margin concerns and supply constraints. ...
Warren Buffett stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway at age 96, ending one of the longest careers in investing. His five largest disclosed stock holdings as of mid-2026 were Apple, American Express, Coca-Cola, Alphabet, and Bank of America, ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed extreme fears about AI as unscientific and emphasized the responsibility of AI companies to develop technology safely, advising to hold back AI if it's not ready. This comes ahead of a state dinner hosted by Presiden...
Apple's stock is gaining momentum with a Bank of America analyst predicting a rise to $370 within 12 months, signaling a 10.7% upside from current levels. This optimism is driven by strong fiscal results, aggressive U.S. carrier promotions boosting i...
Following a multi-year antitrust investigation by German and European regulators, Apple has agreed to change how apps request user consent for tracking across other apps and websites in the EU. The new rules allow app developers to use a redesigned c...
