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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 shares were higher on Monday after the world’s largest company by market cap unleashed its legal firepower with a lengthy response to the European Commission’s Irish tax ruling
US stocks ended higher on Monday, but geopolitical factors across Europe blighted the second half of the session
Investors were treated to another stock rotation opportunity – read surprise – on Wednesday when US President-elect Donald Trump struck a conciliatory tone with technology company chiefs in a New York meeting
US stocks closed lower on Wednesday with the S&P 500 marking its biggest one-day decline in two months, as investors reacted to the more-hawkish-than-expected statement from the Federal Reserve
US stocks scaled new record highs on Tuesday, on the eve of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision
At a time when corporate Britain fears an exit by the banks to Frankfurt or Switzerland, McDonald's has decided to move its tax status in Europe from one of the founding fathers of the Treaty of Rome, Luxembourg, to the UK
Amazon is no stranger to controversy, be that in its fiscal arrangements around the world or putting high street stores out of business as it cannibalises retailing online
US stocks closed just shy of record highs on Tuesday after a seesaw session which saw investors brush off depressed oil prices
Tech stocks have had a rough month since the election of Donald Trump to be next President. But some commentators think there is a silver lining
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In North America, the total value of special dividends paid out was down 8.5% from a year earlier
After a week of haemorrhaging, the tech sector looks like it might be turning a corner – but only as it offers an olive branch to the US President-elect Donald Trump
US top stocks powered ahead on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial marking its fourth successive record high close, while the S&P 500 made up for a feeble performance since Thursday after Donald Trump’s pro-business plans were mulled ove
While the S&P 500 index may have slipped on Friday, and other tech stocks are licking wounds from Donald Trump’s election victory, one stock was bravely leading the risers - and done so in spectacular style: PC graphics maker NVIDIA
US stocks seesawed through Thursday, with the Dow hitting a record high intraday and close, as banks and pharma stocks lapped up the perceived benefits of President-elect Donald Trump’s victory, while tech stocks sank on worries about his f
The popular messaging app, WhatsApp, fresh from a skirmish with regulators in Germany, now faces a fresh probe in Italy
Forget Apple or Tesla Motors and their race to introduce the self-drive automobile to our streets. The mining sector is already well ahead in that department, although a new report may sap some of the political support for it
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China crisis for Apple, as local competitors eat into its market share
US stocks closed lower on Wednesday as earnings weighed, with the losses more pronounced in the smaller cap sectors
US stocks closed lower on Tuesday, unwinding initial gains after mixed earnings were compounded by weaker consumer confidence data as well as raised fears of a rate hike after a Treasury note sale flopped
US stocks closed firmer on Wednesday after relief over the tone of the Federal Reserve’s rate meeting minutes
