All eyes will be on John Ternus tonight as the "product guy," hosts his first earnings call as Apple CEO.
Stocks are sputtering as the tech trade loses steam. Rebounding from here, however, will be tricky.
Tech stocks’ early Monday gains are starting to slip away, despite a slide in oil prices.
Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index rallies Monday as oil prices dive. Amazon jumps but Lumentum and Marvell Technology plunge.
Apple's (AAPL) fiscal 2027 results may lag Wall Street's expectations amid slowing iPhone growth and
Apple's (AAPL) fiscal fourth quarter earnings are due out after Monday's closing bell, the first earnings release with new CEO John Ternus at the helm of the company. "The Buy Side" author Turney Duff and his expert panel weigh in on whether Apple is the right stock to "hide" in as AI stocks experience some trouble. Today's Market Hang panel consists of Cleo Capital managing director Sarah Kunst, The Housing Frame founder Conor Sen, FAS Wealth Partners chief investment strategist Mike Rode, and Vox's Best of Luck host Kyla. Scanlon.
Apple stock was down in afternoon trading as Wall Street awaited fiscal fourth-quarter financial results.
Apple to report Q3 earnings after the bell today.
The AI trade bounce back was short lived, with the major indexes pulling back from highs seen earlier in the session.
Key TakeawaysAlibaba shares jumped 6% after Apple picked Qwen for its December AI launch in China, while JD. com and PDD Holdings rose on Chinese market support.
Last quarter's 50.1% gross margin included about two percentage points from tariff refunds.
Companies with Trump-family financial ties or White House relationships could face the greatest investigation risk under Democratic control of at least one chamber in 2027, with crypto, defense and technology among the sectors most exposed, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. Ahead of Tuesday's vote, lawmakers have already expressed interest in more than 200 companies, including through letters to Apple, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle. For a closer look, we speak with Nathan Dean, Senior US Policy Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence.
Apple (NasdaqGS:AAPL) held its first earnings call under new CEO John Ternus, following early iPhone 18 and 18 Pro launches. Management highlighted early iPhone 18 Pro demand while pointing to rising memory chip costs linked to AI hardware demand as a margin headwind. Ternus outlined a hardware focused vision that puts component sourcing, device performance and product mix decisions at the center of Apple’s priorities. Apple’s first earnings call under John Ternus, and his focus on hardware...
Micron is struggling again on Monday as investors continue to worry about AI spending.
The runup in Apple shares in recent months has left the iPhone maker little room for disappointment when it reports earnings after the bell on Monday. The gains have left the stock trading at the priciest levels since 2008, making it particularly vulnerable if the company's results fall short of expectations. At roughly 36 times earnings expected over the next 12 months, the shares are almost twice as expensive as the S&P 500 Index, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. We preview Apple's results with Anurag Rana, Senior Tech Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence.
Apple and Palantir are scheduled to report quarterly earnings after the closing bell Monday.