Apple Shares Are Trading At Highs Not Seen Since January
Apple is having a great day on Wall Street as shares are trading at around $500.
Apple is having a great day on Wall Street as shares are trading at around $500.
Guess who Apple bought into last quarter for $16 billion.
The company's stock price is mirroring an overall downturn in the stock market.
Apple's share price continues to fall despite WWDC keynote.
Is the long wait between Apple announcements the reason behind the company's recent dip in stock price?
The Apple CEO discussed the company's stock price, new growth opportunities, and more during the meeting.
The former vice president goes on, what could be, a very profitable buying spree.
Disney's CEO is bullish on Apple and has purchased a substantial number of shares in the company to prove it.
People are in a panic about Apple's stock price drop. Let us put this in some sort of context.
Apple has officially crossed the $700 per-share threshold.
Apple is now the most valuable publicly traded company of all time. In doing so, they are now worth more than Microsoft was (for a brief time) in 1999.
After six weeks of decline, Apple's stock is once again on fire as it hits a new high.
Apple shareholders will begin receiving their first dividends in 17 years. Stock owners will receive $2.65 per share.
Apple will announce its Q3 2012 sales in a live webcast on Tuesday afternoon.
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Apple stock is down $12 a share after its WWDC keynote.
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Apple stock might be off-limits in China, but Apple suppliers certainly aren't.
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Apple is very close to becoming the most valuable publicly traded company ever. Before dropping in afternoon trading, Apple’s market cap briefly hit the $600 billion mark this morning.
While Apple’s stock has continued to soar as fast as its sales, one analyst says there is no end in sight to the company’s growth.
There's seemingly no limit to how high Apple's shares might continue to climb.
Apple today announced a stock buyback plan as well as a quarter dividend, according to The Wall Street Journal.