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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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Samsung Electronics attempted to protectively ringfence its brand on Tuesday as it confirmed it is killing off the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after it was involved in dozens of fires and explosions worldwide
US stocks endured a harsh sell-off on Tuesday after a combo of weak earnings, falling oil prices, raised rate hike expectations and anxiety of Britain’s Brexit plans from the European Union all made their mark
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Samsung Electronics shares were getting a hard reset on Wall Street after the company said it had halted production of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 devices after a string of replacements were alleged to have caught fire
The fact is, companies are legally obliged to maximise shareholder returns, and it is up to governments to close the loopholes and angry customers to take their custom elsewhere
Samsung should spin off its electronics business and float it on Nasdaq, according to the hedge fund Elliott
Semi-conductor developer is selling the non-core business to AVenture AT GmbH
Hardware & electrical equipment
It was a Canadian technological powerhouse, and even asked Alicia Keys to add a touch of glamour and piano to its offer, but BlackBerry on Wednesday delivered the ultimate bombshell: it is to outsource production of handsets after 14 years
Analysts have already started to poke around to select stocks that could fare well in the event Clinton is the next US President. First Solar is one of several likely to gain
Fed rates and Apple eyeing a move into Formula 1 possibly, while Weyerhaeuser was top of the S&P 500 index
Hardware & electrical equipment
The iPhone maker comfortably outranked its tech rivals Google and Microsoft
US stocks ended higher on Thursday as headier oil prices and the continued echo of a dovish Fed rate decision helped the market build on the previous session’s rally
The Fed has left the door open for a rate hike in 2016, while Apple ‘approaches’ supercar engineer McLaren
McDonald's is but one more US company that has fallen foul of the hungry European Union exchequer and is now being pursued for alleged unpaid tax in Luxembourg after a probe by Brussels authorities next door, in the home of the French fries
US stocks ended Friday lower after oil prices and a spat involving Deutsche Bank saw investors flee energy and banking stocks – but resilient on the week
Top UK shares ended lower on Friday, as bank stocks took fright of a $14bn settlement claim over toxic mortgages levelled against Deutsche Bank in the United States
Receiving praise and punches in equal measure this week, the eight-day old news of the arrival of the next generation Apple smartphone culminates with its sales on Friday
Hardware & electrical equipment
Strong pre-order sales of the iPhone have boosted investor sentiment towards the tech giant this week
US stocks extended their gains on Thursday after Apple shares advanced for a fourth day and higher crude prices buttressed the bourse
US stocks edged lower on Wednesday after oil prices sagged on supply data
Hardware & electrical equipment
Pre-orders over the weekend were nearly four times more than the next most popular iPhone
