Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is in the bottom 10% of S&P 500 stocks when measuring year-to-date performance. Here are three reasons ...

Shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) are selling off by as much as 5% to start the trading week after the news release. Buffett sold 50% of his shares in the technology stock giant, and he quoted ...

Apple Inc. announced its quarterly financial results after the market close on May 1, and for one week through Thursday its stock was down 7.4%, while the S&P 500 rose 1.1%. One reason cited for ...

Apple’s past share repurchases have not been particularly well-timed. Investors unfairly punished Apple’s stock last week after the company announced it was reducing its buyback program to ...

Two months after Donald Trump first announced his tariffs plan, the stock market has moved on. Apple, however, remains in the red.

That means for each dollar invested in the fund, about 6 cents goes to Apple stock. Investors, and most 401(k) owners, would see that stake cut in half. Apple’s roots in China run deep.

Mr. Cook approved a plan to double the team’s chip budget, but Apple’s finance chief, Luca Maestri, reduced the increase to less than half that, the people said.

Apple cut share buybacks and its stock took the hit. Here’s what sellers are missing. Apple shares tend to perform better when stock-buyback activity is below average.