Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has done a fantastic job of maintaining its economic moat and shutting out much of the competition that many thought would have a good shot at taking away the streaming king's crown.
The iPhone maker leads the way for the sector in terms of dollars spent on stock buybacks. But other tech companies have reduced their share counts significantly, as well.
It's no surprise that Apple earned a spot on the list, although most of its gain has taken shape in just the past few years. Streaming giant Netflix has become the dominant name in the business, and dished out surprisingly big gains as a result.
U.S. tech giant Apple told the European Commission its core platform services Apple Ads and Apple Maps meet the thresholds set by the Digital Markets Act, the Commission said in a statement on Friday.
Apple's smartphone shipments in 2025 are expected to top Samsung's for the first time in over a decade and become the world's leading seller of smartphones, according to a new report.
With a little more than a month left in this fiscal year, many investors are looking to rebalance their portfolios and reposition their holdings for what could be a more volatile year ahead.
Artificial intelligence stocks are not overheating — they are just beginning to show their potential. That is the view of Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives, who says Wall Street bears are mistaking a rapid technological shift for exuberance.
Apple is challenging India's antitrust law under which it could incur a $38 billion fine. The company filed a case against the country's anti-trust regulator in Delhi High Court on Wednesday.
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