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After a tumultuous 2025, Apple has surpassed its all-time high stock price in mid-day trading because of strong iPhone 17 launch sales, and in spite of tariff headwinds compounded with concerns about ...

Apple stock hit an intraday all-time high and a record close on Monday. The spike is attributed to strong demand for the new iPhone 17 series, which have significantly outperformed initial iPhone 16 ...

Apple TV+ launched at a time when everyone was doing the ‘plus’ thing. It was a bit confusing, too. Apple TV+ lived inside the Apple TV app, which also houses content from other streamers. You could ...

For a limited time, Starbucks will be bringing back its seasonal apple crisp beverage menu, which was first introduced in fall 2021 with the Apple Crisp Macchiato. Starbucks’ Iced Apple Crisp Oatmilk ...

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Today is the day that many of Apple’s legions of iPhone fans look forward to most. It’s Apple’s annual iPhone event, in which the company unveils its new lineup of its iconic smartphone for the year ...

Apple is expected to unveil the new iPhone 17 at its special event on Tuesday, Sept. 9. Rumors suggest design changes for the Pro models and the introduction of a new, thinner iPhone 17 Air. Will ...

Apple is expected to unveil new products in a highly anticipated event that will be streamed online. The iPhone 17 Air will be about 5.5 millimeters thin, about a third thinner than the iPhone 16 Pro, ...

Each year Apple hosts an event in which company executives discuss performance and unveil new products and software from Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California. This year's event is titled "Awe ...

A federal judge last year found that Alphabet had an illegal monopoly in internet search, but he recently declined to prohibit the company from paying search distribution partners such as Apple.