Ford was No. 1 with $1.3 billion, Samsung No. 2 at $1.2 billion, and Apple No. 3.
Apple's U.S. market share was up quarter-to-quarter, down year-over-year.
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As expected, the Authority for Consumers and Markets hit Apple Monday with another 5 million euro fine.
Read More Apple's Dutch fine reaches 20 million euros ($22.7M)
Premarket: Apple is green
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4 years agoFrom Barron's "Dow Rises, Oil Slips, Bitcoin Surges Amid Report Some Russian Troops Have Left Ukraine Border" posted early Tuesday.
From "Apple threatens to pull out of Sam Mizrahi’s Toronto condo project" in Sunnday's Toronto Globe and Mail.
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From Joshua Benton's "An incomplete history of Forbes.com as a platform for scams, grift, and bad journalism" posted last week on NeimanLab.
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Premarket: Apple is red
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4 years agoFrom the Wall Street Journal’s "Stock Futures, Bond Yields Drop on Fear of War in Ukraine" posted early Monday: Stock futures, bond yields and international equities…
A look at the Match Group, the dating app giant behind Rotterdam's investigation of Apple's "abusive" payment policies.
Read More In advance of Apple's next $3.7 million Dutch fine...
A place for Apple traders and investors to share their best ideas. To get things rolling, here's Wedbush's Daniel Ives making the offensive and defensive cases…
"While Qualcomm is making incremental steps forward on power, Apple is jumping ahead in leaps and bounds." -- PCMag's Sascha Segan
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