"This model only works for Apple, Amazon, and Google, because they don’t need their music platforms to be wildly profitable. Amazon uses music as a loss-leader to keep you paying for Prime. Apple uses it to sell $1,000 iPhones." — Canadian music executive Joel Gouveia
Premarket: Apple is red
1 month ago
1 month agoFrom CNBC's "Stock futures reverse course to edge higher as traders monitor U.S.-Iran war developments" posted early Wednesday.
The company raised the new Macs' prices so it could avoid raising the iPhone's.
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Below, the videos I've seen so far. More as they come in.
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Apple's big week: The fifth shoe drops
1 month ago
1 month agoFrom "Pixel sharpener." posted early Tuesday on Apple.com.
Apple's big week: The fourth shoe drops
1 month ago
1 month agoFrom "Might takes flight." posted early Tuesday on Apple.com.
Apple's big week: The third shoe drops
1 month ago
1 month agoFrom "Fast runs in the family." posted early Tuesday on Apple.com.
Fresh chalk messages on sidewalks in front of Anthropic and OpenAI's headquarters.
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By Tuesday morning, as the war expanded, stocks were falling nearly across the board.
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Premarket: Apple is red1 month ago
1 month agoFrom CNBC's "Dow futures drop 800 points as traders fear U.S.-Iran conflict could drag on" posted early Tuesday.
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