• Apple (AAPL) reports Q3 after close; traders watch EPS ~$1.89, revenue ~$108.9B, services growth, AI efforts, iPhone demand and iPhone 17 cycle, and planned CEO transition to John Ternus
  • Apple (AAPL) to install John Ternus as CEO; Tim Cook becomes executive chairman. Traders watch AI roadmap updates, delayed Siri rollout, and comments on pricing and margins.
  • AAPL faces component-cost pressure; committed to $30B Broadcom U.S.-made chip buy and a partnership with Intel for domestic supply. Exploring memory from two China suppliers flagged by U.S. Defense.
  • AAPL: Mac revenue projected +8.7%, iPad revenue +5.2%. Apple raised prices on select Mac and iPad models while demand stayed resilient.
  • AAPL hit record highs, lifting Apple’s market cap to about $5 trillion. Traders are positioning ahead of upcoming earnings, with strong inflows into Apple versus volatile peers.
  • Apple (AAPL) told UK regulators proposed App Store rules would act as price controls and demand intrusive oversight, potentially hindering how Apple runs the App Store and its investment in it.
  • Apple (AAPL) launched an Upgrade program with lease-style payments, trade-in device value and faster upgrade cycles, aiming to increase customer control and boost device monetization.
  • Apple (AAPL) posted about $36 billion in operating income in its latest quarter, a key profitability metric traders use to gauge margin strength and cash-generation capacity.