For the first time since 2018, Buffett’s company didn’t buy back any stock in the quarter, according to FactSet.

Investors must decide how to proceed with Apple near all-time highs and a significant stakeholder selling shares.

If you're investing any amount of money in any stock today, you should be thinking about what it might look like in 20 years.

Apple ended its fiscal year with approximately $157 billion in cash and marketable securities and $107 billion in debt. It bought back $25 billion in stock during the quarter.

Apple CEO Tim Cook talked about early iPhone 16 demand and said iOS 18.1 with Apple Intelligence was adopted twice as fast as ...

Newer AI-capable iPhones could help, but there's no guarantee they will make a major bullish dent. After all, online tools comparable to Apple Intelligence are available to users of other brands of ...

I rated shares of Apple a hold because of Warren Buffett's escalating sales of Apple stock: Buffett Is Teaching The Market A Lesson. Apple’s significant Services momentum, however, is ...

Apple shares were slipping in late trading Thursday after the company posted adjusted earnings of $1.64 a share, slightly ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook said the Apple Intelligence software is "a compelling upgrade reason." The stock was down about 2% in the ...

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Against that backdrop, let's dig into the company's fiscal fourth-quarter results to see if the stock is a buy. For its fiscal Q4, Apple's revenue rose 6% to $94.93 billion. That was the strongest ...