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Apple Inc's Chinese supplier Luxshare Precision Industry is producing three models of iPhone 15 series this year, and the business has doubled in a year, Luxshare's chairwoman said on Thursday. The manufacturer is also making production preparations for Apple Vision Pro, a wearable headset device that will be available early next year, chairwoman Wang Laichun told state-backed newspaper The Paper. Luxshare has increased the production types and numbers of Apple's iPhone products in recent years, Wang added...

Apple, Bank of America, Cisco Systems, Fidelity National Information Services and HP are part of the Zacks top Analyst Blog...

Given the current uncertain macroeconomic environment featuring high interest rates and inflationary pressures, investors might expect Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) latest iPhone launch to fall flat. Over the last week, several analysts have observed that sales of new iPhones -- particularly the iPhone 15 Pro Max -- seem to be trending well. On Monday, a Morgan Stanley analyst said that the pre-order data it uses to gauge the new model's success indicates that there's been "a solid early start to the cycle," particularly as it relates to the most expensive new iPhone: the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Meanwhile, a Wedbush analyst said new iPhone pre-orders seem to be trending significantly better than expected, while a Credit Suisse analyst recently pointed out much longer lead times for iPhone 15 Pro Max orders...

With no room for Arm Holdings to expand its market share, smartphones and consumer electronics offer little in the way of long-term growth...

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