Apple Italian workers strike on iPhone 18 launch day
Italian Apple Store workers are striking on September 18, the day the iPhone 18 launches. 1.600 employees from 17 stores are involved. They are demanding more hiring and sustainable workloads.
Apple unveils iPhone Duo, the foldable device that costs nearly €4: all the new features of the Ternus era
Apple introduces iPhone Duo, the company's first foldable smartphone in a passport-sized form factor, but the real shocker is its price, approaching €4. Price increases are also expected for the iPhone 18 Pro, while new AirPods 5 and Apple Watch models are arriving. All the latest news…
Stocks are under pressure today due to renewed tensions in the Middle East and oil prices approaching $100. Tech continues to hold steady, but Milan is below $52.
Wall Street was weighed down yesterday by the software and crypto sectors, while Intel and Qualcomm soared. Apple will unveil its iPhone Duo today. Tech stocks remain strong in Asia. The yen confirms its gains against the dollar, and Bessent challenges the market. Stock markets…
Apple, a momentous turning point. Who is John Ternus, the new CEO effective September 1st?
Cook will remain at the company as executive chairman and will handle Trump and Xi. Ternus will have a very heavy legacy.
Apple is preparing the iPhone 18 and its first foldable phone: what we know ahead of the September event.
Apple's first foldable smartphone is expected to be unveiled in September alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. Initial impressions praise the hinge, portability, and interface, but the lack of Face ID and a telephoto lens and a price tag that could…
Apple is preparing an AI model for China with Alibaba: a breakthrough in Apple Intelligence.
Apple reportedly trained a China-specific AI model with Alibaba, a turning point in Apple Intelligence's strategy in the Chinese market.
Big Tech's quarterly results, Apple and Amazon, exceed expectations: Bezos's profit more than triples, while the iPhone drives Cupertino.
Apple posted its best second quarter in history, but investors rejected it in after-hours trading. Jeff Bezos's company saw a significant improvement in profitability, thanks to Amazon Web Services and advertising.
Stock markets are still unsettled today: earnings reports and the Fed don't indicate a direction. Expectations remain for Apple, Amazon, and the Bank of England.
Volatility is the hallmark of the stock markets these days, buffeted by the conflicting winds of quarterly results from US and Asian companies, while the Fed is failing to clarify the interest rate outlook and causing a surge in bond yields.
AI: Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Amazon test profitability. Alphabet's lesson and what investors are asking for.
The Magnificent Seven have crumbled, and now each club has its cards to play. Here's what each one has to play, ahead of Thursday and Friday's data.
Stock markets are changing: the Magnificent Seven are no more, and this is where the market is headed. Debach, an eToro analyst, speaks out.
Diversification returns to the center of financial markets: not simply as a theoretical discipline, but as a matter of arithmetic. The real transformation of 2026 is the end of the high-tech Magnificent Seven as we've seen it until now: within it...
Stock market today, June 26: Chip price hikes weigh on Europe. In Milan, banks and defense also slow, with only luxury goods and Ferrari performing well – LIVE
European stock markets plunge sharply: tech sector sell-offs, with Stm falling on the Milan Stock Exchange - Follow the LIVE coverage.
Stock Markets June 18: High-tech stocks soar again on Wall Street with the Intel (9%) and Apple deal, Milan hits record highs with StM and the banks. Oil prices fall.
After the sell-offs of the previous day and despite SpaceX's setback, US chip stocks are in strong form: Nvidia is soaring, while Micron Technology is gaining momentum. Bullish effects are also seen on StM. At the Milan Stock Exchange, eyes are on Generali,…
Apple unveils Siri AI, but it won't be available on iPhone and iPad in Europe right away.
Apple unveils Siri AI at WWDC26: the assistant becomes more conversational and integrated with Apple Intelligence, but in Europe the DMA issue remains on iPhone and iPad.
The Trillion Club: From Nvidia to the newly promoted Micron and SK Hynix, here's the list of companies worth more than a trillion dollars on the stock market.
In just one week, two companies joined the trillion-dollar club: one American and the other South Korean. Fifteen companies have joined, and only four are from outside the tech sector. Here's the ranking.
Stm soars on Piazza Affari and hits its highest level since July 2023: Apple's guidance reignites the chip sector.
Apple weighs double digits on STM sales and has provided forecasts for the next quarter that are better than expected, strengthening the sentiment on the stock which has already seen a strong recovery in recent weeks
Apple's quarter beat expectations thanks to the iPhone. But investors aren't convinced about AI.
Big Tech has released its earnings: net income was better than expected, approaching $30 billion. CEO Tim Cook will be replaced by John Ternus in September. Shares were weak in after-hours trading.
Stock markets are hit today by the escalation in the Middle East, with oil soaring. The AI locomotive is coughing. Today is the ECB and BoE's day.
Clouds are gathering over the Middle East, and oil prices are skyrocketing despite technical deadlines. Google jumped 7% in the after-hours session, and today it's Apple's turn. In Asia, the Kospi hits a new all-time high after...
AI, how artificial intelligence is driving the markets, regardless of tensions: eyes on the accounts of the Magnificent Seven
From Amazon's investment in Anthropic to the Mythos case and the change at the top of Apple: all clues that point to a strong desire for expansion and the possible arrival of another technological wave.
Stocks are awaiting the expiration of the US-Iran ultimatum today, betting on artificial intelligence. South Korea's Kospi surges to new records.
There's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the final peace talks in the Middle East before the ceasefire expires. But investors want to believe in a positive outcome. Today, the monetary policy chapter opens with the discussion...
Apple, a shift at the top: John Ternus appointed CEO in September, Tim Cook appointed executive chairman.
Apple is changing leadership after fifteen years: effective September 1st, John Ternus, internal manager and head of iPhone and Mac, will replace Tim Cook as CEO. The board and hardware management have also been reorganized.
Jeff Bezos challenges Elon Musk: Amazon is buying Globalstar, a mega-rival to Starlink, for $11,6 billion.
Jeff Bezos is challenging Elon Musk. For approximately $11,6 billion, Amazon is acquiring Globalstar, Starlink's main rival, in a deal that reignites the space battle between the world's two richest men.
It happened today, April 1, 1976: Apple turns 50, from Jobs' garage to the giant that changed technology
On April 1, 1976, Apple was born in a garage. From the three founders to the iPhone, here's how the Cupertino company became a global tech giant in 50 years.
Buffett reshuffles the deck before his exit: Berkshire bets on the New York Times and sells Apple and Amazon.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Buffett's last before his well-deserved retirement, Berkshire Hathaway reduced its stake in the two tech giants, becoming one of the largest shareholders of the NYT.
Stock markets today are concerned about the revolution AI will bring to many sectors, from software to transportation. US inflation data is awaited.
On Wall Street yesterday, the tech crash was compounded by the transportation crash: the Algorhythm case. Cisco and Apple also fell. Asia adjusted its positions ahead of the Lunar New Year week. The Financial Times reported that…
Apple beats expectations: revenue hits $144 billion, iPhone booms, and AI moves from Israel
Apple posted a record quarter: revenue up 16% to $143,8 billion, profits exceeding estimates, and a booming iPhone 17. China recovers, and the company acquires Israeli AI startup Q.ai for $2 billion.
Wall Street kicks off AI earnings with Apple, Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla. Earnings expected to rise.
The four "Magnificent Seven" together represent about a fifth of Wall Street's S&P 500 index. Whether the massive infrastructure investments can deliver adequate returns will remain to be seen.
Apple changes AI strategy: agreement with Google, Gemini at the heart of Siri and Apple Intelligence
Apple signs a multi-year partnership with Google on artificial intelligence: Gemini becomes the engine of Apple Intelligence and the new Siri, between technological acceleration and privacy protection
Pluribus: Vince Gilligan's series that turns identity into an existential conflict in Georgia O'Keeffe's New Mexico.
The new Apple TV series "Pluribus," directed by Vince Gilligan, follows Carol Sturka's radical solitude amidst humanity's collective mind. New Mexico landscapes, the art of Georgia O'Keeffe, and reflections on identity create a visionary and…
Apple fined $98,6 million by the Antitrust Authority for abusing its dominant position on the App Store.
The Italian Antitrust Authority fined Apple €98,6 million for abusing its dominant position related to the Transparency Tracking App. The focus is on privacy regulations and the impact on competition in the iOS market.
Apple turns to Google for Siri AI features: ready to pay $1 billion. What does that mean?
For Apple, it would be a solution while waiting for its models to be sufficiently powerful, but that would have to wait until next spring. In the meantime, Google would be providing it with an ultra-powerful AI model with 1,2 trillion parameters.
Stocks are back today, with sales taking advantage of the discounts. Apple teams up with Google. A flurry of quarterly reports in Europe.
As happens in stores during the seasonal sales season, investors rushed to take advantage of the lower levels to rejoin the market. Wall Street rebounded, driven by tech, as did Asian stocks. European stocks opened little changed.
Stocks today: Apple, Amazon, and Nvidia push higher. Gold perches near $4.000. At the Milan Stock Exchange, eyes are on Intesa and Avio.
Wall Street closed lower yesterday, but Apple and Amazon helped lift spirits in the after-hours session. In Asia, the rally prevailed, with Nvidia targeting Korea. European stocks opened at par. At Piazza Affari…
Why Apple Becomes the Third Company to Surpass $4 Trillion in Market Value: The Big Tech Ranking
Apple's market capitalization milestone is tied to strong demand for its latest iPhone models, which have won back customers from Beijing to Moscow. However, the company's lackluster AI strategy is weighing on it.
Stock markets are almost all up on October 28th: Milan returns above $43, Apple and Microsoft at $4 trillion. Gold and oil are down.
The stock market is smiling again, but not for everyone, and not for commodities. Silver, however, is holding its own. Unicredit is preparing to split from Amundi, sending the French asset manager's stock into a tailspin.
Apple's new iPhone 17 is a hit in China and the US, doubling sales compared to its predecessor. But Beijing has filed a new complaint.
The new iPhone 17 has seen higher sales than the iPhone 16 in China and the US. But Chinese users accuse Apple of a dominant position with the authorities.
Apple pauses Vision Air and focuses on smart glasses: it's a challenge to Meta
Apple is suspending the Vision Air project to focus resources on smart glasses, rivals to the Ray-Ban Meta. Two models are expected by 2027: the battle with Zuckerberg is on.
Intel's emergency room is underway: after Nvidia, now Apple too? Rivers of billions are coming, with Trump's blessing: why?
Intel isn't just any company: it's a symbol of Silicon Valley, which rose to prominence in the 70s with the first microprocessor. Now all forces are converging to make it the jewel in the crown of the United States, independent of Taiwan.
Stocks galvanized by AI: Nvidia puts a $100 billion chip in OpenAI. Gold reaches uncharted heights. Powell speaks today.
A small group of artificial intelligence stocks are pushing the markets higher, and doubts remain about their resilience. Gold surpasses $3.750 an ounce, while the dollar and bitcoin move in the opposite direction. European stock markets are seen in…
Stock Markets September 22: Gold and silver remain at the top, Leonardo leads the way on Piazza Affari, and Apple and Oracle shine on Wall Street.
Wall Street updates its intraday records, and so does gold, but Europe closes weakly on a session weighed down by German auto stocks and Spanish banks, while Milan contends with urban guerrilla warfare. Piazza…
Google, Alphabet, reaches a $3 trillion market cap for the first time: here's why. The ranking of tech giants.
Big tech: Alphabet, Google's parent company, has reached a $3.000 trillion market cap for the first time. Here's what drove the stock on Wall Street.
iPhone 17, here's what's new with Apple: the ultra-thin Air and three Apple Watch options. More expensive models due to tariffs.
At its usual early September event, Apple unveiled its new flagships: the iPhone 17 Air is a third thinner than the 16. The Apple Watch will be able to monitor sleep and blood pressure.
Google won't have to sell Chrome: Alphabet's stock price soars, benefiting Apple too.
Alphabet Inc.'s Google will be required to share online search data with rivals and pay its partners, a key victory for Apple.
Perplexity launches Comet Plus: the AI search engine that pays publishers and teases Big Tech
Perplexity launches a subscription-based AI search engine that pays publishers and integrates their content into its digital assistant. The startup has been targeted by Big Tech for months, while Perplexity is targeting Google Chrome.
Apple's new iPhones arrive on September 9: here's what we know about the launch, models, and prices.
On September 9th, Apple will unveil the iPhone 17, new Apple Watches, and other new features amidst enhanced AI and challenges related to US tariffs. The event will be a real test for Cupertino. Here's what we know.
Elon Musk sues Apple and OpenAI for anti-competitive behavior: AI war ends in court
According to Musk, Apple and OpenAi colluded to maintain a monopoly on smartphones and generative artificial intelligence, hindering competition.
Apple Watch blood oxygen monitoring returns: green light in the US after dispute with Masimo
Apple has re-enabled the Blood Oxygen feature on the Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2 in the US thanks to a software update, following a lengthy legal battle with Masimo. What happened?
Epic Games wins in Australia against Apple and Google: why the ruling could revolutionize app stores
In Australia, Epic Games has secured a historic victory against Apple and Google: Fortnite is returning to iOS after five years, and the ruling could revolutionize in-app payments and digital competition worldwide.
Apple bows to Trump and invests $100 billion in the U.S. to avoid tariffs on iPhones.
The Cupertino giant is bowing to the president's iron fist to avoid iPhone tariffs. But is this really reshoring or just industrial policy?
Apple beats expectations thanks to iPhones and China. Amazon's financials are strong, but guidance disappoints and the stock price plummets.
Apple conquers the market thanks to record iPhone sales driven by fears of US tariffs and a surprising recovery in China, while Amazon collects solid numbers but disappoints with cautious forecasts and huge investments in artificial intelligence
Meta and Microsoft are bewitching the markets with their financials, proving that AI spending pays off. All eyes are on Apple and Amazon.
Shares of Meta and Microsoft are soaring, inspiring a higher opening for the Nasdaq today, based on futures indications.
Ralph Lauren, new appointments to the board of directors: Angela Ahrendts appointed Lead independent director
Ralph Lauren Corporation announced that it has approved the appointment of Angela Ahrendts as its new lead independent director at its 2025 annual meeting of shareholders.
Apple, WWDC 2025 kicks off: new design and AI, but in Europe AirDrop is at risk
Apple, the Wwdc 2025 developers conference is underway: Cupertino presents iOS 26, the new Solarium interface and AI updates. But in Europe AirDrop risks disappearing: here's why
Stock Markets May 23: Trump Sinks Them With Threat of 50% Duties on Europe and Unsustainable Ultimatum to Apple
The enigmatic American President has once again revealed himself to be a loose cannon for the markets and has once again hit the stock markets with the threat of high duties from June 1st on Europe ("The negotiations are leading nowhere") and with the round…
Apple and Trump's tariffs: how much would an iPhone made in the USA cost? Here's why it can't be done (according to Tim Cook)
Apple shares fell sharply, burning $100 billion in a matter of minutes after Trump threatened tariffs of at least 25% if Cupertino does not move iPhone production to the US
Fortnite Returns to iPhone and iPad in the US: Here's How Epic Games' Victory Could Change the App Store
The ruling against the Cupertino giant paves the way for greater freedom for developers, but the legal battle between Epic Games and Apple is far from over
iPhone 17: Apple Ready to Raise Prices to Cover Costs, But Won't Talk About Duties
Apple prepares price increases for the iPhone 17 due to rising production costs. A hot autumn is coming, between US-China duties and margins to defend, without explicitly specifying the weight of the tariffs in the price lists
Big tech special effects: no to the low-cost Chinese model, the race to invest more in AI has begun
Contrary to what was thought with the advance of Chinese tech, Big tech has increased its investments in chips and data centers dedicated to AI. For analysts it is the mother of all revolutions
Apple, Amazon Face Trump Tariffs After Positive Quarter
Cupertino company sees rising costs ahead due to tariffs, while Seattle-based company reports slowing cloud growth
Apple, Ft: How the tech giant aims to move iPhone production from China to India
Apple plans to move assembly of all iPhones sold in the US to India starting next year, the Financial Times reports. Trump's trade war forces the tech giant to move away from China
Apple and Meta, first EU fines for violation of the Digital Markets Act. Here's why
Brussels hits tech giants: Apple ordered to pay 500 million euros, Meta 200 million. It is the first concrete application of the new European regulation on digital markets. Criticism from Meta: "American companies penalized"
iPhones and Apple devices, Trump's tariffs are coming: here's how much they can cost
The new duties imposed by Trump risk increasing the prices of iPhones and other Apple devices by up to 43%. With a final price that in Italy could exceed 2.500 euros, will there be a rush to buy?
Apple Intelligence arrives in Italy: here's everything you need to know
Apple Intelligence has arrived in Italy with the latest iOS 18.4 update. Here are all the new features, from intelligent task management to image generation, with ChatGPT support. An assistant that promises to simplify your life without compromising…
Stocks: The chip war between the US and China intensifies. Gold at its highest, Europe mixed, eyes on Stellantis
Trump's tariff threats are becoming more concrete and are hitting Asian stock markets in particular. Even on Wall Street, technology stocks closed down, except for Apple thanks to its new expansion plan. European stock markets…
Big tech, the Magnificent Seven a little less magnificent: DeepSeek's competition a pebble in the cog, the Nvidia test
Compared to the double-digit performances of some European stock exchanges and Wall Street itself, the sector's 1% gain since the beginning of the year appears pale and modest compared to its former splendor. On February 26, the accounts and especially the outlook of…
iPhone 16e, the new “affordable” Apple smartphone with Face ID and A18 chip arrives: here's what it's like and how much it costs
Apple introduces iPhone 16e, the evolution of the SE with an updated design, Face ID, and the powerful A18 chip, all at a more affordable price. Available from February 28, 2025, starting at €729
Apple, foldable iPhone coming? Dual 12-inch screen and innovative hinge: here's what we know
After months of rumors, TechRadar reporter Alex Blake has finally revealed details about Apple's foldable iPhone. The device, expected in 2026, will have a novel design, dual 12-inch displays and a 5.000mAh battery
Apple Chooses Alibaba for AI in Chinese iPhones. In Hong Kong, the E-commerce Giant Jumps 8,50%
The Cupertino company, which has seen Chinese consumers lose interest in its iPhones because they lack AI, had also considered other partners, including DeepSeek, which was however rejected. Here are the details
Stocks, at Piazza Affari eyes on Banco Bpm and Tim. In Asia Alibaba deals with Apple. Markets await US inflation
Japan is preparing the largest IPO in the last seven years. European stock markets seen positively. New moves in the banking game. Focus on Banco Bpm, Anima, Popolare di Sondrio
Tim, agreement with Apple. What the stock is doing on the stock exchange and the hypotheses on the reorganization (including Poste)
Tim, crucial week for the main telephone company in the country: approval of the 2024 budget and update of the Strategic Plan very soon. The stock rises on the stock exchange on rumors related to the reorganization: agreement with Poste?
Apple Beats Estimates, But iPhone Sales Fall in China: Here's Q3 Data
Apple closes the quarter with record revenue of $124,3 billion, beating estimates. Mac, iPad and services grow, but iPhone sales fall, especially in China
Apple, sales collapse in China: -25% in the fourth quarter, Huawei instead soars
According to Canalys data, Apple is the leader with 13,1 million units (17% market share), just ahead of Huawei with 12,9 million units.
Apple Does Not Follow Meta and Does Not Adapt to Trump: The Board of Directors Maintains Inclusion Policies
Apple wants to keep its equity and inclusion programs: a position that comes after Meta's contrary one. As Trump's inauguration approaches, many large US companies, including McDonald's, Ford and Walmart, have…
Voice Assistant Spying on Us. Apple Pays, But Doesn't Admit Wrong
The tech giant will refund up to $20 per device to anyone who used Siri in the U.S. and will swear under oath that they were heard
US stocks close higher on Christmas Eve, Apple hits new record. Europe looks to Honda's mighty roar
All technology stocks yesterday in the US led the reduced trading for Christmas Eve. In Europe the few open stock exchanges closed positive after a few trading sessions. The main theme is the auto sector dominated by the rally of Honda
Indonesia, what's behind Apple's halt: winds of autocracy, ties with Putin and future in BRICS
In the Asian country, which is about to reach 300 million inhabitants and will become the world's fourth largest economy by 2050, the new president Prabowo Subianto, a former general during the dictatorship, has just taken office. Here are his…
US Quarterly: Apple Focuses on iPhone16 and Amazon on the Cloud. Opposite Movements in Afterhours
We are waiting for the opening of Wall Street today to see the reaction of investors. In the meantime, in the post-Stock Exchange period, there are positive signs for Jeff Bezos' company and negative ones for Tim Cook's company
Apple Banned from Indonesia: iPhone 16 and Other New Product Sales Blocked by Lack of Investment in the Country
Indonesia has banned the iPhone 16 and Apple Watch Series 10 for failing to meet Apple's investment commitments. The historic move also makes devices already in circulation illegal
Stock Market September 20: The Fed cut has unleashed the bull on all the indexes, with tech in the lead. But today possible realizations
The bull has trotted across all global markets, from the US to Asia to Europe after the Fed rate cut and awaiting the next ones soon. The appetite for risk has returned and techs have celebrated. Today, however…
Apple Under Pressure: EU Asks to Open Up iOS System. What Can Change Now
The European Commission opens two formal proceedings against Apple to ensure interoperability of iOS and iPadOS systems, paving the way for greater freedom of choice for users. These are the fruits of the DMA in force since March. Here is…
Amplifon & Co. Have Nothing to Fear from AirPods Pro 2. Here's What Financial Analysts Say
The unveiling of the new AirPods Pro 2 with hearing aid functionality has led many to speak of a threat to manufacturers and distributors. But on closer inspection, it could be an opportunity
Stock Market Closes September 10: Apple Doesn't Heat Up the Market, BMW Plummets. All of Europe in the Red, but Milan is the Worst
Piazza Affari is the worst stock exchange in Europe: Saipem and Unipol have lost more than 4%, Stm and Stellantis over 3%. The Magnificent 7 of high tech raise their heads even if the Nasdaq does not make sparks
Apple must pay 13 billion in unpaid taxes in Ireland: historic ruling by the European Court of Justice
The EU Court has definitively put an end to a dispute that has lasted for years and has overturned the first instance ruling of the General Court of the European Union, establishing that the preferential tax regime granted to Apple was "illegal aid"
AirPods, Amplifon slips under the weight of alleged Apple competition. Eyes on EssilorLuxottica, Stm, Tsmc
Apple's new AirPods offer features that make them hearing aids that can also be used for tests. But according to some analysts, despite the immediate repercussions on Amplifon's stock, for the Milanese company this is "a…
Apple launches iPhone 16, Apple Watch 10 and AirPods 4 with new AI: here are all the new features and prices
During its “It’s Glowtime” keynote, Apple unveiled its arsenal of new products: the iPhone 16 with its powerful A18 chip, the Apple Watch 10 with a lighter design and larger display, and the AirPods 4 with audio…
OpenAI heads for record valuation: Apple and Nvidia set to join next funding round
OpenAI, valued at $86 billion at the end of 2023, could surpass $100 billion thanks to a new round of funding led by Thrive Capital. With Apple and Nvidia among the potential investors, Sam Altman's company will try to revolutionize…
From Berkshire to Apple, Here's Who's in the Trillion Club: Rankings and New Entries
The Trillion Club, a table at which the elite of global finance sits: from tech giants to the oil giant, here are the companies with a market capitalization of more than 1.000 billion dollars
Apple, Luca Maestri will no longer be the financial director: here's how much the stock has risen under his leadership. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 arrives
Under Maestri's leadership, Apple's stock price rose 800% and revenue more than doubled. Now, the company is preparing to unveil the iPhone 16, which will introduce AI and A18 chips, along with the new generations…
Big Tech quarterly: Amazon disappoints, Apple resists
Amazon saw a rise in revenue but disappointing forecasts, while Apple reported record revenue from services, despite a decline in iPhone sales
Apple Maps challenges Google: Apple maps land on the web
Apple Maps is now available on the web in a beta version. As with the iPhone, the service offers users the ability to get driving and walking directions, explore cities, order food, and consult guides with photos, timetables, ratings and reviews.…
Apple opens “tap and go” to competition: Europe approves, more choice for contactless payments
The European Commission approves Apple's commitments to allow competitors access to "tap and go" technology dedicated to contactless payments on iPhone. Binding agreements for ten years. A trustee will monitor the situation
OpenAi, double step backwards from Microsoft and Apple: they give up their seat on the board. Antitrust's fault?
In a letter to OpenAi, Microsoft announces: "Our role as observers is no longer necessary." Apple also disappears, while the global antitrust authorities investigate the influence of Big Tech on artificial intelligence
Apple joins the OpenAi board of directors as an observer: it will have the same role as Microsoft. Two rivals at the same table
The head of Apple's App Store, Phil Schiller, will join the OpenAi board at the end of the year as an observer, the same role currently held by Microsoft. What will happen?
It Happened Today – June 29, 2007: Apple launches the iPhone on the market, the smartphone that changed telephony
Seventeen years ago Steve Jobs launched his most revolutionary product on the market, the iPhone, the phone that changed the way we communicate forever. Initially sold only in the USA and a few other countries at the price of 399 dollars,…
Dark clouds over Apple: EU Antitrust opens an investigation and the debut of Apple Intelligence in Europe is postponed
New troubles for the Cupertino company. The European Commission disputes the App Store rules, accusing them of violating the Digital Markets Act. Fine of up to 10% of global annual turnover in case of confirmation. To avoid future troubles Apple postpones the introduction…
Stock market on June 19th in a positive tone and on Wall Street Nvidia takes the lead, overtaking Apple and Microsoft
Yesterday Nvidia hit the record: with a stock market capitalization that reached 3.326 billion dollars in the afternoon, it surpassed Microsoft (3.321 billion) and Apple (3.277 billion) for the first time.
Big Tech USA: is the extraordinary performance of the Magnificent 7 a bubble? Analysts rule it out. Here because
Big Tech continues to break record after record: but faced with such sudden growth it is reasonable to fear that it is a bubble. Analysts, like doctors, have been looking for signs and symptoms that might make one think…
Stock market closes on June 12: the slowdown in US inflation causes all stock prices to rebound and Apple becomes the leader
A day of recovery for the stock markets both in Europe and in the USA after the storm of the first two days of the week and awaiting the Fed's moves. Piazza Affari is the best in Europe. Apple on Wall Street…
Apple Intelligence, OpenAI's artificial intelligence arrives on iPhones: here's how it works
The Apple company presented Apple Intelligence, an artificial intelligence system powered by ChatGPT, which brings new functions to iPhone, iPad and Mac. Tim Cook: “An evolutionary leap". Elon Musk's anger: "With OpenAI's AI via the devices…
Nvidia overtakes Apple and becomes the second most capitalized company in the world, behind only Microsoft
Nvidia has reached a new historical record, surpassing the $3 trillion mark in market capitalization and becoming the second most valuable company after Microsoft
iPhone as POS: Apple brings Tap to Pay to Italy, here's how it works and the advantages for merchants
Tap to Pay also lands in Italy, the Apple service that will allow traders and freelancers to accept contactless payments directly with their iPhone. Here's how it works, the advantages and compatible platforms