John Ternus officially became Apple's CEO, succeeding Tim Cook, causing shares to rise 2.7%. Ternus, previously senior VP of hardware engineering, praised Cook's leadership and expressed excitement about upcoming product launches and innovations. Analysts see Ternus's challenge as restoring Apple's technological edge and expect continued strong core business performance with new AI-driven products. Ternus will debut publicly at the iPhone 18 Pro launch on September 9.
Apple's stock rose 3% on John Ternus's first day as CEO, outperforming the tech sector which faced pressure from rising Treasury yields. The surge highlights Apple's strong balance sheet and free cash flow, contrasting with debt-heavy peers like Orac...
OpenAI has strongly denied Apple's lawsuit accusing it of stealing trade secrets by hiring former Apple employees, calling the case "a mess of Apple’s own making." Apple alleges that OpenAI coordinated theft of product designs and processes through e...
In August, Apple and Meta both faced challenges but their earnings reveal contrasting positions. Apple reported strong iPhone 17 sales driving $109.4 billion revenue and beat EPS expectations, supported by growing services and subscriptions. Meta saw...
Wes Moss advises investors with large holdings in Apple, Alphabet (Google), and Shopify to reconsider their portfolio concentration. He stresses that emotional attachment to big winners can increase risk, especially near retirement, and suggests trea...
John Ternus officially becomes Apple's new CEO, succeeding Tim Cook who moves to executive chairman after 15 years. This leadership change comes as Apple prepares for its annual product launch next week. Meanwhile, global bond yields rise due to infl...
