Apple and Facebook are both NPR sponsors, and the story gives both sides equal time. That's not necessarily good for Facebook.
Retail: Target doubles down on Apple
5 years ago
5 years agoFrom the press release: "Target Debuts Apple Shopping Destination With Expanded Footprint, Extended Assortment and Enhanced Services" posted Thursday.
"The iPhone 12 was Apple’s most successful device launch to date, and drove Apple to a record [European] share high of 30% in Q4 2020."
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Premarket: Apple is red
5 years ago
5 years agoFrom the wsj's "Stock Futures Point to Tepid Recovery After Tech Selloff" posted early Friday.
But analyst Samik Chatterjee is sticking with his $150 price target.
Read More Apple: J.P. Morgan trims its 236 million iPhone build estimate by 6 million units
Apple at $125: Look who's underwater now
5 years ago
5 years agoAnd then there were three.
If there's a way for Tim Cook to get ahead of this, he should take it.
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Apple's automotive partners could be hiding in plain view.
Read More Are Foxconn and Fisker making the 'Apple of autos' for Apple?
Premarket: Apple is red5 years ago
5 years agoFrom TheStreet's "Dow Nears 32,000 As Oil And Commodities Surge, Tech Stocks Resume Slide; GameStop Surges" posted early Thursday.
"We're here today because Apple makes the best, most useful, most innovative and most trusted products out there." -- Cook, Feb. 23, 2021
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