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Apple stock price forecast: major concerns remain

The Apple stock price has done well in the past decades, transforming it into the biggest company in the world with a market cap of over $3.54 trillion. It has risen by over 38% in the last twelve months, beating several companies in the Magnificent 7.

Markets Pull Back Late on New Tariff Talk

Today's fall was steady and modest until this afternoon, when it was announced +25% tariffs are indeed being levied onto our direct neighbors Canada and Mexico.

The “Apple of Public Safety”

In this podcast, Motley Fool analyst Jason Moser and host Mary Long discuss:

What’s Going on With Apple Stock?

Apple (AAPL 1.91%) said that its Apple Intelligence is working to facilitate an increase in iPhone sales.

Warren Buffett Is Still Holding His Apple Stock: Should You?

Warren Buffett has stopped trimming his Apple (AAPL 1.91%) position. The billionaire from Omaha kept his largest position for Berkshire Hathaway unchanged in the fourth quarter after dumping most of his ownership in the first three quarters of 2024.

Mag 7 Members Are Shattering Quarterly Records

Throughout the reporting period, several titans, namely Meta Platforms, Apple, and beloved NVIDIA, all posted quarterly records.

Warren Buffett’s Net Worth Rises $15 Billion

Warren Buffett's net worth has risen by $15 billion this year to $157 billion, making him the world's seventh richest person, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

CIA looking into UK’s reported backdoor request to Apple encryption

The CIA, NSA and multiple other US intelligence agencies have been asked to examine a reported request from the UK government for Apple to implement a backdoor in their encryption.

Apple shareholders reject proposal to scrap DEI despite growing backlash

, CEO Tim Cook said Apple has never had quotas or targets in its diversity programs.

Apple exec Phil Schiller testifies that he raised concerns over App Store commissions on web-based sales

Apple Fellow Phil Schiller, the executive in charge of leading the App Store, testified in court on Monday that he had originally raised concerns about the 27% commission the iPhone maker planned to charge app developers on any purchases made outside the App Store. In addition to being a potential compliance risk, he suggested that the fee would create an “antagonistic relationship” between Apple and developers and seemed to require Apple to have audit rights to check whether or not they owed Apple money for the transactions that took place outside the App Store.