Apple has submitted a new proposal for commissions on purchases made through external links in iOS apps, suggesting a 15% fee for standard apps and reduced rates for small developers and special programs. Small businesses would pay 5%, while participants in Apple's Video, News, and Mini Apps Partner Programs would pay 10%. Subscription renewals would also be charged at 10%. This move comes amid Apple's ongoing legal battle with Epic Games over App Store commission policies, after the Supreme Court rejected Apple's request to delay lower court proceedings. Apple argues these fees help cover the costs of maintaining the App Store and compares its rates to Google Play's, which are similar.
Following Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's resignation, former U.S. President Donald Trump proposed Tim Cook, Apple's Executive Chairman and former CEO, as a potential successor. Cook, who led Apple for 15 years before stepping down in September 2026, is pr...
Roundhill Investments has launched the Roundhill Magnificent Seven Plus ETF (MAGP), the first ETF to include the original Magnificent Seven tech giants alongside Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceX, and Broadcom. This ETF offers investors exposure to leading A...
China Renaissance upgraded Apple from Hold to Buy with a $425 price target, citing a record $114.5 billion Q4 revenue and all-time high Services revenue. This reversal follows an earlier downgrade due to slower Services growth and margin pressures. O...
A $1,000 investment in Apple stock made in late 2016 would be worth $13,805 today, delivering a total return of 1,280.5% over 10 years, which is 3.45 times the return of the S&P 500 index fund during the same period. Apple's growth was driven by expa...
Apple's stock closed at a record $350.69 on November 9, 2026, surpassing its previous high and pushing its market capitalization back above $5 trillion to $5.096 trillion. This milestone reflects strong revenue growth, especially in Greater China, an...
