Apple $AAPL has now declined for 7 consecutive days, its longest losing streak since March 2024.
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Apple has bought back $693 billion in stock over the past 10 years, which is greater than the market cap of 488 companies in the S&P 500
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Apple reported second fiscal-quarter earnings Thursday that beat Wall Street expectations, but the company’s closely-watched Services division came up light versus estimates.
➡️ $AAPL Apple Q2 FY25 (March quarter): Services +12% Y/Y to $26.6B. Products +3% Y/Y to $68.7B. • Revenue +5% Y/Y to $95.4B ($0.8B beat). • Operating margin 31% (+0pp Y/Y). • EPS $1.65 ($0.03 beat). Source: App Economy Insights
Apple $AAPL approves $100 BILLION share buyback 💰
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$AAPL Apple gets upgrade at KeyBanc, Wedbush keeps bullish views amid Trump's tariffs scenario.
$APPL is up +4% Source: @DivesTech
We have come along way...
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Apple's largest-ever investment commitment, by the numbers:
• Includes work in all 50 states • Doubles its US Manufacturing Fund • Creates Detroit manufacturing academy The project will start later this year with construction of a Houston-based AI server facility Source: Morning Brew
Is Apple ringing the doorbell of smart home innovation?
According to Bloomberg, Apple might be working on a smart doorbell featuring its renowned FaceID technology. The concept? As you approach the door, the doorbell scans your face, communicates with a connected deadbolt lock, and unlocks seamlessly for residents. While still in early development and not expected before late 2025, the product could either integrate with HomeKit-compatible locks or involve a partnership with a specific lock maker. This move could position Apple as a competitor to Amazon's Ring, but also exposes the brand to unique challenges. For instance, concerns around security breaches or misuse of the system could spark debates on privacy and reliability. source : techcrunch
