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Apple shares hold steady as buyback talk meets AI chip strain

Apple shares hold steady as buyback talk meets AI chip strain

Apple Inc. starts Monday trading facing another hurdle for investors—seeing if its buyback will still help earnings per share as memory costs shift from a supply side problem to one coming out of Washington. Volume tells the story this time. Apple traded at five times its 65-day average turnover on Friday, though the shares had already bounced off a $274.21 low. The stock is still down 4.45% for the week and 7.36% in a month. The recovery hasn’t undone that earlier drop.
Apple (AAPL) loses $263 billion in value as memory shock pushes past Mac and iPad prices

Apple (AAPL) loses $263 billion in value as memory shock pushes past Mac and iPad prices

Apple Inc. shed over $250 billion in market value in a single day after hiking prices on its Macs and iPads, a drop that outpaced the sales base directly affected by the price increases. Apple shares dropped $17.93, or 6.12%, to finish at $275.15 on Thursday, leading the Dow losers during a mixed U.S. trading session. In early Friday premarket activity at 5:45 a.m. EDT, Apple was up 0.27% at $275.90.
Apple stock price today: AAPL rises after tariff ruling as lawsuit, Apple TV sports deal come into focus

Apple (AAPL) Stock Outpaces Chip Selloff — Investors Face Less Obvious Margin Risks

Apple fell 0.4% to $295.79 in late trading Tuesday, holding up better than a 1.8% drop in the Nasdaq and the 7.6% slide in semiconductor names. The stock still changes hands at around 35.8 times trailing earnings. That kind of relative strength stands out as the company faces pressure across its main businesses. Apple faces pressure from two directions. Forty-eight Chinese developers filed a complaint about App Store commissions, as pricey memory keeps device costs high. Apple’s recent filing breaks out the margins: Services hit 76.7% gross in the March quarter, compared with 38.7% for products. The combination could be tough.
Apple stock ticks up after shareholders reject “China audit” proposal; Nvidia earnings in view

Apple Trades Around $297 While Big Tech Drops, Traders Stick to Price-Hike Wagers on AAPL

Apple ended Monday down 0.3% at $297.01, after hitting $302.42 earlier in the session. While AAPL slipped, the stock did better than the Nasdaq and most big tech names. Over the past five sessions, AAPL is still up about 2%. Apple’s strength is key with the company getting ready to test its pricing power as memory and storage costs go up. The decision is straightforward: either pass the higher costs to customers or take the hit on margins.
Apple Nears $300 This Week With Memory Costs Seen Pressuring iPhone Prices

Apple Nears $300 This Week With Memory Costs Seen Pressuring iPhone Prices

Apple Inc shares are set to open just below $300 on Monday, following a shortened U.S. trading week. Investors are still looking at Apple's pricing power, but now they're also watching higher memory chip costs linked to the artificial-intelligence boom. Apple shares finished Thursday at $298.01, rising 0.7% for the day. That puts the stock up 2.4% since June 12, when it ended at $291.13, according to historical price data. Nasdaq was closed Friday for Juneteenth and stayed shut through the weekend.
Apple Faces Key AI Event, Wall Street Focuses on Siri

Apple shares gain after Cook signals price increases to offset chip pressure

Apple stock moved higher early Thursday. CEO Tim Cook said Apple will hike prices on its products because of higher memory and storage chip costs, pulling the iPhone maker into the AI supply crunch. Apple was last up 0.8% at $298.25. Intel gained 7.8%, Micron was up 6.6%. Apple is facing the pressure now as memory stops being a simple input cost. CEO Tim Cook told the Wall Street Journal, per Reuters, that AI-powered data centers are squeezing DRAM supplies—dynamic random-access memory needed in phones, PCs and servers—along with storage chips. That leaves consumer electronics firms fighting for a smaller pool of components.
Apple Stock Attempts Bounce After Siri AI Drop as Investors Weigh Upgrades

Apple Stock Attempts Bounce After Siri AI Drop as Investors Weigh Upgrades

Apple Inc. shares were looking for direction Thursday as the company’s highly anticipated Siri AI rollout left investors waiting for more. AAPL was last seen at $293.10 premarket, ticking up 0.52% after finishing Wednesday at $291.58. Now the talk is not just about Apple’s AI plans, but about how soon iPhone users will actually get them. Apple clawed back just a bit after WWDC losses. Shares finished Monday at $301.54, dropped 3.64% Tuesday to $290.55, and added 0.35% Wednesday. Even with the small bounce, the stock sits well under Monday’s intraday high of $317.40. Investors dumped the shares after the event details came out.
Apple falls after Siri AI event and Wall Street stays cautious

Apple falls after Siri AI event and Wall Street stays cautious

Apple Inc. shares slipped in premarket trading Tuesday, continuing the drop that followed WWDC. The company’s new Siri AI announcement left investors with questions on when AI might start to drive revenue gains. Apple stock traded in a tight range near $300.70 to $300.74 in premarket hours, after dropping 1.9% to $301.54 at Monday’s close. Shares had climbed earlier during the Worldwide Developers Conference, but those gains faded.
Apple Shares Reach New High as AI Decision Looms

Apple Shares Reach New High as AI Decision Looms

Apple Inc. is trading near $315.20 after hitting an intraday high above $315, a new record for the stock on Tuesday. Shares rose about 2.9%, pushing market value to roughly $4.64 trillion. The move stretches a rally in May as investors look toward next week’s developer conference for a possible AI update from the iPhone giant. Apple is gearing up for its Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off June 8. The company says it will show updates for all its platforms at the event, with AI and fresh software tools on the agenda. Apple’s developer site lists a keynote stream for 10 a.m. Pacific.
Apple tops $4.5 trillion. Holiday week could be a test for the rally.

Apple tops $4.5 trillion. Holiday week could be a test for the rally.

Apple Inc. stock ended Friday at $308.82, up 1.3% and putting the company’s market value above $4.5 trillion. Shares are close to recent highs going into the long U.S. market weekend. Timing stands out now. Nasdaq notes U.S. stock markets shut Monday, May 25, for Memorial Day. Investors won’t get to trade Apple until Tuesday after the change. Apple’s own event, the Worldwide Developers Conference, runs June 8-12, where it outlines software plans.
Apple Breaks $300 Line; Investors Watch What’s Next Beyond the iPhone

Apple Breaks $300 Line; Investors Watch What’s Next Beyond the iPhone

Apple Inc. shares finished above $300 last week, a round number for investors as U.S. trading picks up again Monday. The stock ended at $300.23 on Friday, up 0.68% on the day after reaching $303.20. That’s about 2.4% higher than the previous Friday’s close of $293.32. Markets are shut today. Nasdaq’s schedule puts normal trading hours Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern, and its 2026 holiday calendar lists Memorial Day, May 25, as the next break for U.S. equities.
S&P 500 And Nasdaq Hit Records As Apple Rally Defies Oil Shock — For Now

S&P 500 And Nasdaq Hit Records As Apple Rally Defies Oil Shock — For Now

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both finished at new highs on Friday, pushing April’s recovery further as strong results from Apple and others outshone losses in energy names. S&P 500 notched a 0.29% gain to 7,230.12, while the Nasdaq jumped 0.89% to 25,114.44. The Dow lagged, dipping 0.31% to 49,499.27. LSEG analysts are looking for S&P 500 earnings to climb 27.8% year-over-year for the first quarter. Carson Group’s Ryan Detrick called the day’s action the “cherry on top” of what he described as a better-than-expected earnings week. Timing is key here. Stocks keep pressing to new highs despite oil still trading above $100 a barrel, and bond yields hovering at levels that could push up borrowing costs for everything from mortgages to car loans. CNN noted the S&P 500 climbed over 10% in April—the strongest showing since November 2020—while the Nasdaq jumped 15% as investors brushed off the Iran war, focusing instead on strong earnings and the AI boom.
Apple Stock Slips After Earnings Beat as iPhone Supply Snag Clouds $100 Billion Buyback

Apple Stock Slips After Earnings Beat as iPhone Supply Snag Clouds $100 Billion Buyback

Apple’s stock dipped after hours on Thursday, despite the company topping quarterly expectations and boosting its buyback program. Investors zeroed in on a modest iPhone shortfall and new signals that supply bottlenecks are dragging on flagship sales. Earlier, the shares finished the day up $0.83 at $271.35. The timing of the report is crucial, arriving only days after Apple announced Cook will step up as executive chairman and Ternus, currently hardware chief, is set to take over as CEO on September 1. Suddenly, earnings have become a proving ground for Ternus—he’ll need to show he can sustain the iPhone juggernaut and offer investors a sharper roadmap for artificial intelligence.
US Stock Market After Hours: Apple Earnings Put Record Rally to the Test

US Stock Market After Hours: Apple Earnings Put Record Rally to the Test

U.S. stocks wrapped up April at all-time highs Thursday, though the spotlight quickly turned to Apple in after-hours trading. Shares in the iPhone giant dipped roughly 1%, even as fiscal second-quarter revenue and profit topped forecasts. Another hurdle for investors, who spent the month shrugging off elevated oil prices and questions about rate cuts as corporate earnings rolled in. Timing's crucial here. According to Reuters, the S&P 500 just turned in its biggest monthly percentage jump since November 2020. The Nasdaq saw its strongest run since April 2020. As for the Dow, this was its best monthly climb since November 2024.
Apple Stock Today: AAPL Rises Before Earnings as UBS Points to iPhone Strength

Apple Stock Today: AAPL Rises Before Earnings as UBS Points to iPhone Strength

Apple climbed roughly 1.1% early Tuesday, helped along by a UBS price-target boost and bets ahead of the iPhone giant’s earnings coming up this week. At 10:20 a.m. EDT, the stock changed hands at $270.59, a gain of $2.98 from Monday’s close, with the session’s range so far stretching from $267.29 to $272.48. This time, the timing lands just as Apple is set to release its fiscal Q2 numbers on Thursday, April 30. Tech giants have rallied sharply, but fresh skepticism around AI spending is starting to bite at market confidence. According to Apple’s investor-relations page, the earnings call kicks off at 2 p.m. Pacific, 5 p.m. Eastern.
Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500 And Nasdaq Turn Lower As Apple CEO Change, Warsh Hearing And Iran Talks Hit Wall Street

Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500 And Nasdaq Turn Lower As Apple CEO Change, Warsh Hearing And Iran Talks Hit Wall Street

Stocks in the U.S. lost ground on Tuesday, with investors reacting to news of Tim Cook’s upcoming departure from Apple, Kevin Warsh’s Fed chair confirmation hearing, and ongoing U.S.-Iran ceasefire uncertainty. That was enough to erase the early boost from upbeat earnings reports. According to Yahoo Finance’s market file, all three major indexes—the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq—slipped into the red. The AP noted the S&P 500 was trading just below its record highs late in the morning. This shift lands just as Wall Street clings to record territory, with oil, rates, and Q1 earnings all shifting at the same time. If diplomacy with Iran collapses, crude might stay elevated—stoking inflation, clouding the Fed’s next moves, and keeping investors guessing.
Apple Stock Price Today: AAPL Drops Nearly 2% as Oil Shock Hits Tech, India Incentives Offer Support

Apple Stock Price Today: AAPL Drops Nearly 2% as Oil Shock Hits Tech, India Incentives Offer Support

Apple slipped almost 2% late Thursday, with the stock trading at $255.76, off $4.99 from its previous finish. The dip came as Apple rolled out its latest lineup in stores and eyed a potential production boost from India. Market cap hovered near $4.05 trillion. Timing’s in the spotlight. Apple has started targeting cheaper segments with its MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e launches, even as component prices, especially memory, head higher and manufacturing increasingly migrates to India. So, AAPL ends up trading on a mix of product bets, rising costs, and geopolitics all at once.
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    June 29, 2026, 6:07 PM EDT. The Marzetti Company (NASDAQ:MZTI) kept Q1 revenues flat at $451.8 million, coming in 2.6% below where analysts were looking. EPS and EBITDA both fell in the quarter. CEO David A. Ciesinski said gross profit hit a record, pushed up by frozen bread and dinner roll sales, though overall net sales declined thanks to weaker categories and less demand from club stores. Foodservice posted a small sales gain. Marzetti shares dropped 6.8% after the report, closing at $115.92. The broader shelf-stable food group-17 stocks-had mixed Q1s, with average share prices off 3.2% and next-quarter revenue guidance 11.6% lower, pointing to more trouble across the sector.
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