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Apple Faces Bleak 2024 with Major Drop: Barclays Warns of Cooling iPhone Demand
Apple's stock faced a dismal start to 2024, plummeting about 3.6% on January 2, marking its largest single-day decline since August 4, 2023, and reaching its lowest close since November 9. 
Apple's stock faced a dismal start to 2024, plummeting about 3.6% on January 2, marking its largest single-day decline since August 4, 2023, and reaching its lowest close since November 9. -
Apple Gains Ground in Patent Dispute: Appeals Court Pauses Watch Ban
Apple has secured a temporary victory as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed to pause an import ban imposed by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on certain models of its popular Apple Watches. 
Apple has secured a temporary victory as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed to pause an import ban imposed by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on certain models of its popular Apple Watches. -
Apple Loses Lawsuit: Ban on Latest Apple Watches in the U.S. Remains
tech giant Apple has failed to overturn the U.S. ban on its latest Apple Watch models. In October, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) ruled that the blood oxygen monitoring technology in Apple's latest smartwatches infringed on patents held by health technology company Masimo. 
tech giant Apple has failed to overturn the U.S. ban on its latest Apple Watch models. In October, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) ruled that the blood oxygen monitoring technology in Apple's latest smartwatches infringed on patents held by health technology company Masimo. -
Apple to Temporarily Halt Sales of Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the US Amid Patent Dispute
In a sudden turn of events, Apple announced it will cease selling two of its Apple Watch models in the United States later this week. The decision, detailed in a statement to the media on the evening of December 18 (Beijing time), affects the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2. In a sudden turn of events, Apple announced it will cease selling two of its Apple Watch models in the United States later this week. The decision, detailed in a statement to the media on the evening of December 18 (Beijing time), affects the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2. -
Apple Reaches $25 Million Settlement in Family Sharing Lawsuit
Apple Inc. has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit related to its Family Sharing feature, committing $25 million to resolve accusations of misleading customers. The lawsuit, initiated in 2019, alleged that Apple falsely represented how subscriptions for third-party apps worked under its Family Sharing functionality. Apple Inc. has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit related to its Family Sharing feature, committing $25 million to resolve accusations of misleading customers. The lawsuit, initiated in 2019, alleged that Apple falsely represented how subscriptions for third-party apps worked under its Family Sharing functionality. -
Apple, Huawei, and Xiaomi: A Three-Way Battle in China's High-End Smartphone Market
In the high-end smartphone market in China, long dominated by Apple, this year has seen increased competition with the resurgence of Huawei and the growing presence of Xiaomi, which has been exploring the high-end market for nearly four years. 
In the high-end smartphone market in China, long dominated by Apple, this year has seen increased competition with the resurgence of Huawei and the growing presence of Xiaomi, which has been exploring the high-end market for nearly four years. -
Apple Ramps Up iPhone Production in India, Aiming for a Quarter of Global Output
Apple is intensifying its investment in Indian production capabilities. Sources close to the matter revealed that Apple aims to manufacture over 50 million iPhones annually in India within the next two to three years, with plans to further increase production by tens of millions. 
Apple is intensifying its investment in Indian production capabilities. Sources close to the matter revealed that Apple aims to manufacture over 50 million iPhones annually in India within the next two to three years, with plans to further increase production by tens of millions. -
Apple Blocks Beeper Mini App, Citing User Security and Privacy Concerns
Apple Inc. has recently confirmed its decision to disable the functionality of Beeper Mini, an app that allowed Android users to access Apple's iMessage service. This move was justified by the company's commitment to safeguarding user privacy and security, addressing potential vulnerabilities that Beeper Mini's method introduced. 
Apple Inc. has recently confirmed its decision to disable the functionality of Beeper Mini, an app that allowed Android users to access Apple's iMessage service. This move was justified by the company's commitment to safeguarding user privacy and security, addressing potential vulnerabilities that Beeper Mini's method introduced. -
Apple Settles for $25M in Landmark DOJ Discrimination Case
Apple Inc. has settled with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for $25 million over allegations that the tech giant favored immigrant workers over U.S. citizens and permanent residents for certain positions. This settlement marks the largest amount the DOJ has ever secured relating to claims of citizenship discrimination. 
Apple Inc. has settled with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for $25 million over allegations that the tech giant favored immigrant workers over U.S. citizens and permanent residents for certain positions. This settlement marks the largest amount the DOJ has ever secured relating to claims of citizenship discrimination. -
Legal Hurdles Mount for Apple in EU's $14 Billion Tax Clawback Attempt
In a crucial twist to Apple Inc.'s longstanding European legal saga, a key legal advisor has suggested that a prior judgment which favored the tech giant should be overturned, hinting at possible troubles ahead regarding the contentious $14 billion tax bill. 
In a crucial twist to Apple Inc.'s longstanding European legal saga, a key legal advisor has suggested that a prior judgment which favored the tech giant should be overturned, hinting at possible troubles ahead regarding the contentious $14 billion tax bill.
