Apple and DOJ explore settlement in 2024 antitrust suit
The talks are still early, no trial date has been set, and an agreement remains uncertain.
The talks are still early, no trial date has been set, and an agreement remains uncertain.
What's new: Nvidia later edged back ahead by the close, showing how fast investor sentiment is shifting around AI winners.
What's new: Nvidia later edged back ahead by the close, underscoring a tight race as investors reassess which AI bets will pay off.
What's new: Apple hovered near a $4.88 trillion valuation while Nvidia slid about 3%, narrowing the chipmaker's yearlong lead.
What's new: The chipmaker posted a record T$706.6 billion quarterly profit and raised 2026 capital spending to as much as $64 billion.
What's next: Investors are watching whether TSMC lifts its 2026 revenue outlook and capital spending when it reports Thursday.
Why it matters: The approval opens Apple Intelligence in its biggest smartphone market and lifted Alibaba ADRs as much as 7.9%.
What's new: Apple asked a California court for a jury trial and wants OpenAI to destroy materials and redesign products tied to the disputed information.
What's new: The clash followed Apple's trade-secrets case against OpenAI and fresh AI model launches from xAI and OpenAI.
What's new: Apple wants a jury trial, destruction of proprietary materials and product redesigns it says would strip out misused technology.
What's new: Apple asked a California jury to force redesigns of upcoming OpenAI devices and destroy proprietary materials.
What's new: The California case also names OpenAI hardware chief Tang Tan and ex-Apple engineer Chang Liu.
What's next: The chipmaker reports quarterly earnings Thursday after second-quarter sales reached NT$1.27 trillion.
What's new: Apple named former iPhone designer Tang Tan and engineer Chang Liu, alleging confidential hardware files and product parts were taken.
Consumer memory supply is tightening further, and Micron expects disruptions to continue at least through 2028.
What's new: Apple alleges OpenAI used ex-Apple staff and supplier contacts to obtain parts, designs and manufacturing know-how.
What's new: Apple claims OpenAI interviewers asked recruits to bring Apple parts as "show and tell" for its hardware push.
Why it matters: Apple generates about 20% of Broadcom's annual revenue, and Broadcom shares rose more than 5% after the deal.
What's new: The Apple supplier priced at HK$63.28 a share, with proceeds earmarked for auto electronics, AI factory upgrades and deals.
What's next: The lineup is expected to include a shorter, wider Galaxy Z Fold 8 as Samsung moves ahead of Apple's first foldable later this year.
What's next: Trading is due to start July 9 after Temasek, GIC and Hillhouse joined as cornerstone investors.
Why it matters: Apple generates about 20% of Broadcom’s annual revenue, and the stock rose more than 5% after the deal.
Why it matters: The increases hit laptops and tablets, while Apple left iPhone prices unchanged and warned margins could weaken.
What's new: The Apple supplier's Shenzhen-listed shares have more than doubled in a year, lifting its market value above $77 billion.
What's next: A trial is expected in 2028, with potential payouts of up to £77 for eligible iCloud users if the claim wins.
What's new: Researchers said the dark-web dump totals more than 630 gigabytes and includes emails, event logs and employee passport copies.
What's new: Tim Cook said Apple may use its cash reserves to help expand memory supply, but gave no timing or size for any increases.
Why it matters: The deal could give Intel a major foundry customer as Washington pushes to expand domestic semiconductor capacity.
The rumored upgrade also includes longer battery life and an A20 Pro chip, as first-generation sales remain modest.
What's new: The paper estimates smartphone spread explained 33% to 52% of the fertility drop after 2007, with the biggest effect among teens.
The research estimates iPhone-related access accounted for as much as 52% of the U.S. fertility decline in 2007-2011.
What's next: A beta reaches supported English-language devices later this year, but Apple said it will not ship in the EU yet.
Earlier: Apple heads into WWDC with Siri overhaul central to AI pushSeries: Apple · Wwdc Siri AI Overhaul · 3 chapters since Jun 5What's next: Ministers are weighing either a blanket ban or limits on key app features, using age checks introduced for porn sites in 2025.
What's new: the software includes references to hinge angle, folded state and a second display, signaling support for new hardware.
What's next: Investors and developers will watch for a rebuilt Siri and broader AI features as John Ternus prepares to take over in September.
What's next: Companies could face fines and even criminal liability for executives if they fail to add the controls.
What's new: Marvell rose 5% and Flex gained 4% after hours as the reshuffle added two tech-linked manufacturers to the benchmark.
What's new: Marvell shares rose 5% and Flex gained 4% after hours after S&P Dow Jones Indices set the reshuffle.
What's new: Marvell rose 5% and Flex 4% after hours as the reshuffle adds two tech-linked names to the benchmark.
What's new: Marvell rose 5% and Flex gained 4% after hours, extending tech’s weight in the benchmark index.
Series: S P 500 · Index Reshuffle · 2 chapters since Jun 6