From Investor's Business Daily's "Dow Jones Futures: Beware The Megacap Rally" posted early Friday.
Apple retook the most-valuable crown when Thursday's pop pushed its market cap ($2.59 trillion) ahead of Microsoft's ($2.562 trillion).
From Gurman's "Apple Accelerates Work on Car Project, Aiming for Fully Autonomous Vehicle" posted on Bloomberg at 12:26 p.m. Eastern.
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"Incredulously, strong buybacks could continue for another 15 years, if Apple decided it was comfortable taking on leverage. — Analyst Toni Sacconaghi
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The threat from Lina Kahn’s FTC to root out “unlawful restrictions” seems to have done the trick.
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From Jennifer Calfas' "$750 Million Lawsuit Filed Against Travis Scott, Drake and Others Over Astroworld Tragedy" in Thursday's Wall Street Journal.
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Premarket: Apple is green
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4 years agoFrom the Wall Street Journal’s "Stock Futures Gain Ahead of Earnings From Macy’s and Kohl’s" posted early Thursday.
That's less than any other year in the Tim Cook era.
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Apple -- famous for selling high-priced, repair-proof hardware -- is making its parts, tools and manuals available to anybody who asks.
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From Chaim Gartenberg's "Qualcomm’s next-gen CPU for PCs will take on Apple’s M-series chips in 2023" posted Tuesday on The Verge.
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