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Tech company warned that iPhones and iPads were open to being targeted by state-level clients of Israeli group NSO...

The benchmark Nasdaq 100 ETF, Invesco QQQ Trust ETF continues to shrug off rising real bond yields. Read more to see a detailed analysis on QQQ...

DocuSign raises its revenue forecast for the fiscal year, Apple stock is coming off two days of steep losses, Smartsheet's adjusted earnings top estimates, and RH stock slumps after saying it sees continued pressures on the luxury housing market...

Qualcomm is trying to position itself as a meaningful player in AI space by announcing new in-vehicle generative AI capabilities. Learn why we are downgrading QCOM stock to a sell...

GM, Ford fall after the UAW pushes back on offers. Apple slips again on China worries; issue is 'way overblown,' analysts say. SEC investigating Ryan Cohen's Bed Bath Bed & Beyond trades...

Apple's service revenue reached a record high of $21.2B, accounting for 26% of total revenue. Learn why I would recommend a Buy rating for AAPL stock...

The Dow Jones pared early losses and rose in afternoon trading. Apple weighed on the Dow and on tech stocks; Intel soared on a recent win...

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director Rohit Chopra said Thursday that tech giants are cutting off innovation in the US payments system...

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell on Thursday, with the biggest drag from Apple and weakness in chip stocks over concerns about China's iPhone curbs, while a fall in weekly U.S. jobless claims fed worries about interest rates and sticky inflation. S&P heavyweight Apple was on track for its second straight day of losses, down 3.5%, after news China widened curbs on iPhone use by state employees, requiring staff at some central government agencies to stop using their mobiles at work...

Investor alarm that China may be cracking down on officials’ iPhone use has knocked $200bn off Apple’s market value, casting a shadow over next week’s launch of its latest smartphone. Beijing’s reported curbs on government iPhones, alongside a resurgent Huawei, threaten to derail what should have been a moment of triumph for Apple: unseating Samsung at the top of the smartphone market. Before the China turmoil, analysts had predicted that the launch of the iPhone 15 would put Apple within reach of becoming the world’s biggest smartphone maker by volume for the first time...