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Quarterhill shares rocket after Apple ordered to pay US$145mln in patent infringement case
The Ottawa-based technology company’s shares jumped 28.8% to C$1.79 in afternoon trading
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Apple Inc
NASDAQ:AAPL
Apple Inc designs, manufactures and markets smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables and accessories and sells a variety of related services. The company's product categories include iPhone, Mac, iPad and Wearables, Home and Accessories. Its software platforms include iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS. Apple's services include advertising, AppleCare, cloud services, digital content and payment services.
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Apple beats Amazon in race to a $1 trillion market cap
The tech titan is the first publicly traded company to reach the milestone market valuation
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FTSE 100 joins European stocks to close lower as trade worries weigh
FTSE 100 lost almost 77 points to close the day at 7,575, while FTSE 250 was also down, off over 252 points at 20,548
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As Apple approaches the trillion-dollar mark, its future may lie in these two segments
As iPhone sales growth slows, its other segments may soon take center stage
US stocks seen mixed after Apple earns; traders eye Fed rate decision
A look at the picture in global markets ahead of the New York bell
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FTSE 100 closes firmly lower as miners lag and attention turns to BoE rate decision
The Footsie closed Wednesday almost 96 points lower at 7,652.
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Apple crushes estimates in its fiscal third quarter, reporting a boost in services revenue
Apple Music and the App Store saw revenue jump 31% to US$9.55bn, above analyst estimates
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Earnings Preview: What to expect in Apple’s fiscal-third quarter results
Analysts will pay close attention to sales of Apple's accessories like the Apple Watch and Airpods
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FTSE 100 finishes higher as investors come back to risk; big miners gain
The Footsie finished up almost 48 points at 7,748, but FTSE 250 fell
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Tech glass company Corning shatters second-quarter estimates, raises yearly guidance
The Gorilla Glass maker raised its full-year sales guidance to US$11.3bn
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Apple versus Amazon.com: Which company will hit a market cap of US$1 trillion first?
Investors watched the market-cap battle between Amazon and Apple in full swing last week after Amazon's shares hit US$1,858.88
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Apple Watch, FitBit could feel the heat of President Trump’s China tariffs
Apple Watch, currently set to face a 10% import tariff on arrival from China, will be collateral damage in trade war with Beijing
Cape Lambert Resources completes $1.1 million placement
A recent report by Standard & Poor's has highlighted supply risks for cobalt.
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Apple’s MacBook Pro gets a makeover, including new Intel chips
The 13-inch and 15-inch laptops will feature eight-generation Intel chips, improved keyboards and other perks
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Tesla loses its chief vehicle engineer just before meeting its production goal
Top engineer Doug Field left Tesla last week after being on a leave of absence since May
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Apple and Samsung finally agree settlement in lengthy legal battle over iPhone patent infringements
The settlement, terms of which were not disclosed, brings to an end a dispute that started in 2011 when Apple accused Samsung of copying the iPhone's design and software features
Cinedigm shares surge following improved earnings results in its fourth quarter
The content distributor has deals with big-name retailers such as Walmart, Best Buy, Target and Amazon
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BlackBerry shares boosted as first-quarter profit and revenue beat estimates on software growth
The smartphone maker has had to compete with the likes of Apple and Android devices
Apple to partner with Sesame Workshop to create original children’s programming, Variety says
The nonprofit behind Sesame Street will collaborate with the tech giant to develop original content
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US Supreme Court to hear anti-trust case accusing Apple of monopolizing iPhone app market
The plaintiffs in the lawsuit, which began in 2011, argue that Apple unfairly controls the way the app market works