The Latest Breaking News from Apple

In the fast-moving world of technology, even the biggest names aren’t safe. Innovation, user preferences, and fierce competition can cause tech brands to fall from grace almost overnight. Companies that once led the market are now scrambling to keep up—or quietly fading into irrelevance. Whether it’s due to outdated products,…

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When President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, one of his signature ambitions remained unchanged: confronting China's global economic influence. From tariffs and trade talks to reshoring initiatives and supply chain pressure, the second term opened with renewed efforts to curb Beijing's rise—and reassert American dominance.

The Apple TV+ series follows an american football coach, Ted Lasso, played by Jason Sudeikis, as he tries to manage a British football team.

A new report indicates that Apple is starting work on iOS 27, with the foldable interface set to be a significant focus, paving the way for a folding iPhone.

The Magnificent Seven stocks have driven Wall Street to all-time highs in 2025, recovering sharply from April's tariff-driven selloff. But a new earnings catalyst is emerging—and it's not related to artificial intelligence.

Market leaders don't follow conversations—they create them. Companies like Apple, Tesla, and LVMH have redefined industries not by reacting to trends, but by embedding themselves into the cultural and technological fabric of the future they want to create.

The next iPad Pro could be the first to sport two forward-facing cameras, for both landscape and portrait modes.

US officials have criticized the order that led Apple to remove its iCloud end-to-end encryption feature in the UK in February. Now, the UK is reportedly looking for a way to back down.

After Apple’s recent underperformance versus Big Tech companies, some are calling upon the iPhone maker to replace its CEO, Tim Cook. Here’s the forecast for Apple and what’s driving the underperformance.