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IDC: iPhone topped the global smartphone market in the December quarter

12 months ago

Published January 14, 2025 by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

IDC: iPhone topped the global smartphone market in the December quarter

While Apple and Samsung maintained the top two positions in Q4 and for the year, both companies witnessed YoY declines.

Counterpoint: iPhone sales fell last year

12 months ago

Published January 13, 2025 by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

Counterpoint: iPhone sales fell last year

"iPhone sell-through was down, but consumers are pivoting to Apple’s ultra-high end, helping to offset some of the declines." — Senior analyst Ivan Lam

This week's Apple trading strategies (1/13-1/17)

12 months ago

Published January 12, 2025 by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

This week's Apple trading strategies (1/13-1/17)

A place for Apple traders and investors to share their best ideas.

Ming-Chi Kuo: 2025 is going to suck for Apple

12 months ago

Published January 11, 2025 by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

Ming-Chi Kuo: 2025 is going to suck for Apple

From Kuo's: "Apple Likely to Face Fiercer Challenges in 2025, Requiring Caution Against Potential Downside Risks from Earlier Overly Optimistic Market Sentiment" posted Friday on his Medium account.

Indonesia meets with Apple to move the goalposts again

12 months ago

Published January 7, 2025 by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

Indonesia meets with Apple to move the goalposts again

"If it is $1 billion, it is not sufficient." — Industry Minister Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita.

Modi sweetens the deal for Apple's Indian suppliers

12 months ago

Published January 6, 2025 by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

Modi sweetens the deal for Apple's Indian suppliers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has spent billions of dollars in incentives to lure companies like Apple and Samsung Electronics Co. to set up manufacturing plants in the South Asian country.

WSJ: Why U.S. companies have gone silent about the coming China trade war

12 months ago

Published January 2, 2025 by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

WSJ: Why U.S. companies have gone silent about the coming China trade war

"Many American companies, led by Apple, have built supply chains that rely on contract manufacturers in China producing goods for export to the U.S., which face those tariffs."