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(RTTNews) - The European Commission has sent a Statement of Objections to Apple clarifying its concerns over App Store rules for music streaming providers.

EU antitrust regulators on Tuesday narrowed their case against Apple, saying its App Store rules that prevent developers from informing users of other purchasing options violate the bloc's rules against unfair trading conditions.

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Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT) and DexCom (NASDAQ: DXCM) enjoy symbiotic relationships with Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL). The two companies' popular continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices used by many patients with diabetes connect to iPhones and Apple Watches. Patients can easily

EU antitrust regulators on Tuesday narrowed their case against Apple, saying its App Store rules that prevent developers from informing users of other purchasing options violate the bloc's rules against unfair trading conditions.

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Japanese watchmaker Casio Computer has partnered with Finnish heart rate monitoring pioneer Polar Electro for its latest fitness smartwatch, the two companies said on Tuesday.

Most of the fire safety equipment was not functional at Apple supplier Foxlink's facility in southern India which has halted production due to a massive fire incident, a top government official told Reuters.

Apple supplier Foxlink's factory in southern India is unlikely to resume full operations for two months after a fire incident, raising concerns of supply chain disruptions for the iPhone maker, a source with direct knowledge told Reuters on Tuesday.

Apple supplier Foxlink's factory in southern India is unlikely to resume full operations for two months after a fire incident, raising concerns of supply chain disruptions for the iPhone maker, a source with direct knowledge told Reuters on Tuesday.

The NASDAQ 100 After Hours Indicator is up 2.36 to 12,060.15. The total After hours volume is currently 77,202,552 shares traded.The following are the most active stocks for the after hours session: Nu Holdings Ltd. (NU) is +0.01 at $4.98, with 2,744,004 shares traded. As report

It's been a tough slog for Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) stock over the past year, with shares sinking over 30% at their worst. Even with a potential recession and more rate hikes to come, there are some reasons to believe that 2023 could be Apple's most interesting year yet. Indeed, there are some catalysts, tailwinds, and innovations that could help Apple stock to buck the trend and move higher, even without help from the broader market. I am bullish. Indeed, true innovation can help power earnings, even when the consumer is feeling a bit spent. As 2023 progresses, I think Apple will show us that it's innovating on many fronts. A Few Innovations May Land in 2023 Recession or not, it's shaping up to be a pretty exciting 2023 for Apple, with a few intriguing innovations that may land over the coming months. According to Morgan Stanley ( NYSE:MS ), which is quite bearish on the broader market, Apple is its top hardware stock for the year. Sure, macro headwinds could weigh heavily on demand for the latest and greatest consumer tech. Still, Morgan Stanley sees four catalysts that could kick in this year. A services re-acceleration, "pent-up demand" for the next iPhone, a mixed-reality headset launch, and a Hardware-as-a-Service type of model. Indeed, pent-up demand for iPhone is a catalyst that could help Apple offset most of the recession headwinds on the horizon. Over the past few quarters, supply-side woes have really weighed Apple down. Still, there's a good chance that the supply headwinds of past quarters will result in some sort of push-forward in demand — the opposite of what we saw during early-2020 pandemic lockdowns. Beyond iPhone 15, which may feature a titanium build, a services jolt and Apple's much-awaited move into headsets could be a significant boon for the stock. On the services side, a hardware subscription could be Apple's biggest offering to date. It could "smoothen" out iPhone sales over time and could help consumers justify stepping up their purchases to a higher-tier iPhone, given easier-to-stomach monthly payments. Apple may also have other services up its sleeves for the months ahead. This past week, Apple made headlines for progress with its prick-free blood glucose tracking capabilities that could be included in a future release of the Apple Watch. Such an innovation would make Apple one of the most exciting firms in the health space. Indeed, the medical device market is a fast-growing field that could be ripe for a disruptor like Apple to break into. Apple may very well make a huge impact in the world of health, as it has in consumer hardware. In any case, such health innovations may pave the way for health-tracking services. Only time will tell when Apple is ready to unveil such a breakthrough. Regardless, it's an exciting time to be an Apple shareholder with all the potential innovations trickling out of the rumor mill of late. 2023: The Year of the Apple Headset? Apple's mixed-reality headset could be ready for an unveiling during its next WWDC meeting in the summer. Of course, there's a risk that the launch could be delayed further. Apple is known for only launching products that are incredibly polished and ready for prime time. In any case, I do think the odds are high that 2023 is the year that Apple unveils its next big hardware innovation to the world. Headsets are expensive, and the mixed-reality space is still nascent. Further, such a headset is likely to have top-of-the-line hardware, which means the headset could be incredibly costly, if not costlier than an iPhone. As a result, the headset launch may be less awe-inspiring than the iPhone launch in 2007 and more akin to an iPad or Apple Watch launch — one that draws intrigue but takes a few years to gain mass adoption. Regardless, Apple's first splash into the headset world could cause many analysts covering the name to return to the drawing board again. The longer-term growth potential behind a headset is huge. The " metaverse" market could enjoy around 47% in CAGR through 2027, according to MarketsandMarkets. Is AAPL Stock a Buy, According to Analysts? Turning to Wall Street, AAPL stock is a Strong Buy. Out of 29 analyst ratings, there are 24 Buys and five Holds. The  average Apple stock price target is $171.94, implying upside potential of 13.3%. Analyst price targets range from a low of $125 per share to a high of $210 per share. The Bottom Line on Apple Stock Even if 2023 is another rough year for markets, Apple seems to have enough up its sleeves to separate itself from the pack. New innovations could inspire some to purchase the latest and greatest Apple product at the expense of other discretionary goods. I view Apple as cheap at 24.9 times trailing earnings, even though the multiple is stretched from a historical standpoint. Given the company-specific tailwinds on the horizon, Apple may be ready to leave the rest of the market behind. Disclosure

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Monday, February 27, 2023The Zacks Research Daily presents the best research output of our analyst team. Today's Research Daily features new research reports on 16 major stocks, including Apple Inc. (AAPL), Linde plc (LIN) and Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (MMC). T

Dividend stocks tend to outperform other asset classes during economically challenging times. The simple reason is that companies with mature businesses, and hence stable free cash flows, are typically less sensitive to economic headwinds.

After a strong rally, Wall Street has lost momentum this month, with the Dow Jones logging in the fourth consecutive week of decline. The blue-chip index fell 3% last week, turning red from a year-to-date look. This marks the longest losing streak in 10 months (read: 5 Mo

U.S. stocks climbed on Monday as investors bought beaten-down shares after the main benchmarks suffered their worst weekly selloff this year on worries about tighter monetary policies.

U.S. tech giant Apple has paid a 906 million rouble ($12.12 million) fine in a Russian antitrust case alleging abuse of its dominance in the mobile apps market, Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) said on Monday.