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Google Parent Alphabet Joins $2 Trillion Club as Results Show AI Strength
Google closed above the $2 trillion mark on Friday in a first for the company as the company's latest results showed investors that Google would be a major player in the artificial intelligence (AI) arena. Alphabet's stock rose 10 percent on Friday, adding almost $200 billion to the company’s market capitalization in its biggest one-day jump sinc...
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Apple Stock Value Surges By $112 Billion After Signal of AI Intent
Apple's decision to upgrade its upcoming Mac computers with artificial intelligence (AI) features, appears to have struck a chord with investors. The company's stock was up 4.3% on Thursday, adding $112 billion in value, as the company's stock recorded its best performance in nearly a year after the market punished the firm for stagnation.
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Apple Value Tops $3 Trillion, A First In Corporate History
Apple Inc.'s stock-market value briefly rose above $3 trillion on Monday, shattering yet another record and underscoring how the pandemic has turbocharged Big Tech's decades-long rise.
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Microsoft Becomes Second US Public Company After Apple to Join $2 Trillion Club
Microsoft took its place in the history books as just the second US public company to reach a $2-trillion (roughly Rs. 1,48,50,100 crores) market value, buoyed by bets its dominance in cloud computing and enterprise software will expand further in a post-coronavirus world.
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Microsoft Joins Apple In Exclusive $2 Trillion Club
Microsoft Corporation's shares rose as much as 1.2 per cent in New York on Tuesday, enough for the software company to briefly join Apple Inc. as one of only two companies trading at such a lofty value
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Mark Zuckerberg Downplays Risk of Apple’s Privacy Policy Changes, Facebook Rallies
Facebook shares rallied on Friday, with the stock extending a recent advance after CEO Mark Zuckerberg downplayed the risk that the social-media company could see as a result of an upcoming change to Apple’s privacy policies.
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Netflix Password Crackdown May Boost Risk of User Turnover
Netflix may find out soon just how many of its viewers will agree to pay to use its services. The video-streaming giant is taking a firmer stance against people sharing account passwords, testing a feature that prompts non-paying viewers to buy a subscription.
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Apple Hits Record After December Surge Sends It Past Amazon
Apple shares briefly rallied to an intraday record on Tuesday, continuing a year-end surge that’s cementing its lead over Amazon as 2020’s best performer among the largest technology stocks.
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Snapchat Downloads Calm Fears That 'Face Swap' Pop Was a Blip
Both Facebook and Instagram -- which is also owned by Facebook -- have much larger user bases than Snapchat.
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Match Analysts Unfazed After Facebook Expands Dating Service
Match Group shares turned sharply lower in Thursday trading after Facebook announced it would be expanding its dating service into the US.
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iPhone Demand in China Tested by Trade Dispute, Apple Analysts Say
Apple could be seeing weaker-than-expected demand for its iPhone product line, especially in China, analysts said on Monday.
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Apple Profit Could Fall 26 Percent if China Bans iPhone, Investment Bank Warns
Apple's earnings could fall 26 percent in its 2020 fiscal year if China bans sales of the iPhone, according to Cowen.
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iPhone Trends Going 'From Bad to Worse,' Longbow Research Says
Much of Apple's weakness over the past few months has been related to weakening demand prospects for the iPhone, particularly in China.
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Apple Buyout Targets Could Include Netflix and Sonos: JPMorgan
Shares of Apple have lost nearly 30 percent from an October record, dropping on concerns over the demand prospects for its key iPhone product line.
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Apple Buyout Targets Could Include Netflix and Sonos, JPMorgan Says
Apple investors are likely looking for the company to use its massive cash pile to make acquisitions, and Netflix, Activision Blizzard, and Sonos are among the firms JPMorgan sees as strategic fits.
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Google Parent Alphabet Joins $2 Trillion Club as Results Show AI Strength
Google closed above the $2 trillion mark on Friday in a first for the company as the company's latest results showed investors that Google would be a major player in the artificial intelligence (AI) arena. Alphabet's stock rose 10 percent on Friday, adding almost $200 billion to the company’s market capitalization in its biggest one-day jump sinc...
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Apple Stock Value Surges By $112 Billion After Signal of AI Intent
Apple's decision to upgrade its upcoming Mac computers with artificial intelligence (AI) features, appears to have struck a chord with investors. The company's stock was up 4.3% on Thursday, adding $112 billion in value, as the company's stock recorded its best performance in nearly a year after the market punished the firm for stagnation.
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Apple Value Tops $3 Trillion, A First In Corporate History
Apple Inc.'s stock-market value briefly rose above $3 trillion on Monday, shattering yet another record and underscoring how the pandemic has turbocharged Big Tech's decades-long rise.
-
Microsoft Becomes Second US Public Company After Apple to Join $2 Trillion Club
Microsoft took its place in the history books as just the second US public company to reach a $2-trillion (roughly Rs. 1,48,50,100 crores) market value, buoyed by bets its dominance in cloud computing and enterprise software will expand further in a post-coronavirus world.
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Microsoft Joins Apple In Exclusive $2 Trillion Club
Microsoft Corporation's shares rose as much as 1.2 per cent in New York on Tuesday, enough for the software company to briefly join Apple Inc. as one of only two companies trading at such a lofty value
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Mark Zuckerberg Downplays Risk of Apple’s Privacy Policy Changes, Facebook Rallies
Facebook shares rallied on Friday, with the stock extending a recent advance after CEO Mark Zuckerberg downplayed the risk that the social-media company could see as a result of an upcoming change to Apple’s privacy policies.
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Netflix Password Crackdown May Boost Risk of User Turnover
Netflix may find out soon just how many of its viewers will agree to pay to use its services. The video-streaming giant is taking a firmer stance against people sharing account passwords, testing a feature that prompts non-paying viewers to buy a subscription.
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Apple Hits Record After December Surge Sends It Past Amazon
Apple shares briefly rallied to an intraday record on Tuesday, continuing a year-end surge that’s cementing its lead over Amazon as 2020’s best performer among the largest technology stocks.
-
Snapchat Downloads Calm Fears That 'Face Swap' Pop Was a Blip
Both Facebook and Instagram -- which is also owned by Facebook -- have much larger user bases than Snapchat.
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Match Analysts Unfazed After Facebook Expands Dating Service
Match Group shares turned sharply lower in Thursday trading after Facebook announced it would be expanding its dating service into the US.
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iPhone Demand in China Tested by Trade Dispute, Apple Analysts Say
Apple could be seeing weaker-than-expected demand for its iPhone product line, especially in China, analysts said on Monday.
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Apple Profit Could Fall 26 Percent if China Bans iPhone, Investment Bank Warns
Apple's earnings could fall 26 percent in its 2020 fiscal year if China bans sales of the iPhone, according to Cowen.
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iPhone Trends Going 'From Bad to Worse,' Longbow Research Says
Much of Apple's weakness over the past few months has been related to weakening demand prospects for the iPhone, particularly in China.
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Apple Buyout Targets Could Include Netflix and Sonos: JPMorgan
Shares of Apple have lost nearly 30 percent from an October record, dropping on concerns over the demand prospects for its key iPhone product line.
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Apple Buyout Targets Could Include Netflix and Sonos, JPMorgan Says
Apple investors are likely looking for the company to use its massive cash pile to make acquisitions, and Netflix, Activision Blizzard, and Sonos are among the firms JPMorgan sees as strategic fits.
