Category: AAPL – Apple Inc. Common Stock

After Apple’s blowout June-quarter earnings report, investors have shifted their attention to the upcoming iPhone 13 handset launch forecast for next month. Apple stock inched higher on Thursday. Loop Capital analyst Ananda Baruah on Thursday reiterated his buy rating on Apple stock.

Apple Inc on Thursday said it will implement a system that checks photos on iPhones in the United States for matches with known images of child sexual abuse before they are uploaded to its iCloud storage services. If enough child abuse image uploads are detected, Apple will initiate a human review of and report the user to law enforcement officials, the company said. Apple said the system is designed to reduce false positives to one in one trillion.

Revolve Group Inc. stock plunged 19.3% in Thursday trading after the e-commerce fashion site was downgraded by no less than two analysts. “On our near-term ‘wall of worry,’ we believe that a combination of delta, sunsetting student loan forbearance, and iOS privacy changes makes revenue upside less evident and margins look full,” wrote KeyBanc Capital Markets in its note.

Why Berkshire Hathaway Earnings Are Expected to Be Strong
A gain in Apple’s stock should boost the portfolio of Warren Buffett’s conglomerate.

Qualcomm Is Bidding for a Car-Parts Company. Why Autos Are the New High Tech.
The offer is for the automotive safety parts supplier Veoneer. It tops a $31.25 bid from auto-parts giant Magna International.

Match Group, the online dating company that recently spun off from Barry Diller’s IAC, generated $2.4 billion in revenue last year. Its biggest single expense? The 30% app store “tax” charged by Apple for purchases in Match’s apps, which include Tinder, Hinge and OkCupid — fees the company claims are on an annual run rate […]

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Coming out of the dot-com bubble, very few people would have guessed that 20 years later the five largest companies in the U.S. would all be technology companies. Granted, technology companies are not known for high dividend yields, but their cash-flow-rich business models have supported years of dividend increases. Let’s take a closer look at three tech companies that should get more love from dividend investors.