Apple News
News and analysis about the innovative, trillion dollar iPhone and iPad maker Apple, led by CEO Tim Cook, which is based in Cupertino, California
Apple Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Worker Surveillance and Silencing
Apple has been hit with a new lawsuit accusing the tech giant of unlawfully monitoring employees’ personal devices and iCloud ...
Apple and Goldman Sachs Fined $89 Million for Mishandling Card Transactions
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has ordered Apple and Goldman Sachs to pay a combined $89 million in penalties ...
U.S. Labor Board Accuses Apple of Restricting Employee Use of Slack and Social Media
The U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has filed a complaint against Apple, alleging that the tech giant has restricted ...
The Man Who Sold Apple Stake Now Worth $200 Billion
Wayne cut his ties with the company in 1976, but says he was "standing in the shadow of giants."
Apple Ordered To Pay Ireland £11 Billion In Back Taxes
The European Court of Justice has ruled Apple must pay €13 billion (£11 billion) in back taxes to Ireland,. The ...
Why Apple Is Betting On AI To Save The iPhone
Apple is gearing up for the launch of the new iPhone, which expected to heavily promote AI-powered features. The iPhone ...
Apple to Replace CFO Luca Maestri on January 1
Apple has announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Luca Maestri, will step down on January 1, 2025. Maestri, who has ...
Why Atari Boss Rejected Billion Dollar Apple Share
Apple found Steve Jobs approached Atari founder Nolan Bushnell for $50,000 - he said no.
Apple Workers Approve Contract At First Unionized US Store
Workers at the first unionized Apple Store in the US have ratified a labor contract with the tech giant.
Apple Still Playing Catch-up Over AI
Apple is making significant investments in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, but it is still playing catch-up with other tech giants ...
Apple Investigated Over Unfair App Store Practices In Spain
Spanish antitrust authorities have opened a probe into Apple, examining whether the tech giant imposes unfair conditions on developers who use its App Store.
EU Regulators Accuse Apple Of Breaching Tech Rules
European Union regulators have accused Apple of violating the bloc's new tech rules by restricting App Store customers from being directed to alternative options.
How Apple Has Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 55 Percent
Apple's 2024 Environmental Progress Report has revealed the tech giant is making important progress on the journey toward "Apple 2030."
Apple Cuts Over 600 Jobs In California After Terminating Car Project
Apple has laid off 614 employees across eight Santa Clara, California locations, its first major reduction since the pandemic.
DOJ Sues Apple For Monopolizing iPhone Market
The Department of Justice has accused Apple of monopolizing the iPhone ecosystem, inflating its market value detrimentally for consumers, developers, and competitors.
Apple To Pay $490 Million Over iPhones In China
Apple has agreed to a $490 million settlement in a lawsuit accusing it of hiding a declining iPhone demand in China in 2018.
Apple Blocks Epic Games’ Access To Developer Account In Europe
Apple has barred Fortnite maker Epic Games from obtaining a developer account necessary to launch its own app store on iPhones in Europe.
EU To Fine Apple €500 Million For Antitrust Violations
The European Commission will impose a 500 million euros ($539 million) fine on Apple for violating EU competition laws.
The Iconic Apple “1984” Super Bowl commercial
Back in 1984, the company went big and created one of the most memorable commercials of all time.
Apple drops blood-oxygen feature from new watches
Apple will no longer include the blood-oxygen level detection feature in its flagship smartwatches, the Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2.
