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What could dethrone Apple in the coming decade? A couple of experienced challengers look ready to outgrow the world's largest stock...
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Prices wars have many casualties, including suppliers who get squeezed by customers looking to save money...
Continue ReadingApple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares closed slightly higher on Tuesday. Apple is reportedly changing its approach to software updates. The tech giant appears to be opting for staggered rollouts of new features instead of bundling everything into annual iOS releases. In his latest weekly “Power On” newsletter, Bloomberg columnist Mark Gurman said that Cupertino plans a significant update with iOS 18.4 this spring. With the recent buzz around Apple, some investors may be eyeing potential gains from the...
Continue ReadingChina's Smartphone Market Shifts as Apple Faces Sharp Sales Decline...
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Although global smartphone sales are set to grow to 1.24 billion units this year, Apple’s (AAPL) performance has barely improved, according to a new study...
Continue ReadingOn Jan. 20, 2025, Donald Trump will take the presidential oath of office for the second time. The question for investors is this: Which stocks are the ones to own as we head into this new -- but also familiar -- administration? Three Fool.com contributors have identified their favorite "Trump 2.0" stocks: Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR), ASML Holding (NASDAQ: ASML), and Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA)...
Continue ReadingJeff Yass' fund, Susquehanna International Group, has been offloading its position in Nvidia and quietly building a stake in another chip stock...
Continue ReadingMicrosoft Teams Up with Coles for Game-Changing AI and Cloud Transformation...
Continue ReadingFutures fell slightly with the Fed's favorite inflation gauge on tap. CrowdStrike leads key earnings movers. Amazon and megacaps helped the S&P 500 hit fresh highs Tuesday...
Continue ReadingBenchmark raised the firm’s price target on Zoom Communications (ZM) to $97 from $85 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. Even as it remains synonymous with video conferencing, Zoom announced it is dropping Video from its company name as it emphasizes AI in “a Zoom 2.0 approach” and emerges increasingly as a comprehensive collaboration platform, the analyst tells investors. Following earnings, the firm made “only slight forecast increases,” stating that its price target increase reflects more c...
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