Go Here to Read this Fast! NYT Wordle today — answer and hints for game #1049, Friday, May 3
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NYT Wordle today — answer and hints for game #1049, Friday, May 3
Go Here to Read this Fast! NYT Wordle today — answer and hints for game #1049, Friday, May 3
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NYT Wordle today — answer and hints for game #1049, Friday, May 3
Apple Vision Pro is the first spatial computer from Apple and has proven to be a controversial entry in the product lineup. It launched in February 2024, and very little has been shared about how it is selling.
There isn’t a line item in Apple’s earnings for Apple Vision Pro, but CEO Tim Cook shared a tidbit of interest during the Q2 earnings call. He said Apple Vision Pro has been purchased by half of Fortune 100 companies.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple Vision Pro a big hit in enterprise
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Apple Vision Pro a big hit in enterprise
Investment firm Bernstein was right when it told clients to buy Apple stock because it was at an attractive low price. At the close of trading on Thursday, Apple’s shares were at $173.03
In aftermarket trading, they have increased. A lot.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple reversed its stock trajectory for the year in 30 minutes
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Apple reversed its stock trajectory for the year in 30 minutes
Apple’s second-quarter earnings, which surpassed Wall Street predictions, highlight the company’s financial strength and resilience. In the same breath, CEO Tim Cook addressed the ongoing antitrust lawsuit filed by the US Department of Justice (DOJ), dismissing it as misguided and affirming it’s not a distraction for Apple.
“I think the case is misguided, and we’re going to fight it,” Cook said in a comment to CNBC. ” It’s my job to make sure it doesn’t become a distraction. And so, you know, if you look at what they’re trying to do, is essentially use the law to define how we design products. And that shouldn’t be like that.”
Go Here to Read this Fast! Tim Cook dismisses misguided DOJ lawsuit in the shadow of strong earnings
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Tim Cook dismisses misguided DOJ lawsuit in the shadow of strong earnings
Apple earned $90.8 billion in the March quarter, beating Wall Street estimates. The company saw an 8% sales drop year-over-year in China, but despite the drop, it was less severe than initially expected.
The iPhone has struggled to see much growth in China due to increased competition from premium smartphone vendors. However, things were going to be much worse, and Apple CEO Tim Cook told CNBC in a live TV segment that he’s focused on the long term.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple CEO Tim Cook bullish on China, thinking long-term
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Apple CEO Tim Cook bullish on China, thinking long-term
During its quarterly earnings report, Apple’s CFO Luca Maestri described “very high levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty,” as reasons for undertaking the company’s largest-ever stock buyback.
“Given our confidence in Apple’s future and the value we see in our stock,” he said in a statement, “our Board has authorized an additional $110 billion for share repurchases.”
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple charms investors with record $110B stock buyback, dividend hike
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Apple charms investors with record $110B stock buyback, dividend hike
Following after the improved Q1 2024 results, Apple has issued its Q2 results. Typically the second quarter figures are lower than Q1 and its high quarterly sales.
The figures were released on Tuesday, ahead of the customary analyst and investor conference call. During the call, CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri are expected to expand on the figures and comments made in the results release.
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Apple blows away Wall Street earnings guesses, even with weak China iPhone sales
Go Here to Read this Fast! Best 8K TV deals: Samsung and LG starting at $2,500
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Best 8K TV deals: Samsung and LG starting at $2,500
Go Here to Read this Fast! Best 70-inch TV deals: Get a big screen for sports for $420
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Best 70-inch TV deals: Get a big screen for sports for $420