Tag Archives: Buybacks

Apple Q2 Earnings: Everyone’s Mind Is Made Up

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At this point Wall Street and the technology press expect so little from Apple's earnings, it will be difficult to disappoint them. If you read through Chuck Jones’ post here on Forbes or the...

Apple Q2: Analysts Expect Almost No Revenue Or EPS Growth

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Sell-side analysts are projecting that Apple’s revenue will be almost flat year over year at $43.53 billion vs. $43.6 billion a year ago and towards the high-end of management’s guidance of $42 to $...

Chicken Nugget Recall Issued by Tyson Foods

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Over 75,000 pounds of frozen Tyson white meat chicken nuggets which were sold in 5-pound packets have been recalled by Tyson Foods. These were displayed at Sam’s Club outlets throughout the United...

Apple TV Revenue Hit Over $1B In 2013

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At the annual Apple shareholder meeting, CEO Tim Cook discussed the traction of the Apple TV in 2013. Cook revealed that the Apple TV generated over a “billion dollars of revenue last year.” Apple...

Ahead of the Bell: Apple to hold annual meeting

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CUPERTINO, Calif. (AP) — Apple stockholders will get a chance to grill CEO Tim Cook about the company's product strategy, acquisition plans and money management at the iPhone maker's annual meeting....

Just How Big Was Apple’s $14 Billion Buyback?

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“Whether it is stocks or socks, I like to buy quality merchandise when it is marked down” - Warren Buffett A couple of weeks ago, it was announced that consumer gadget giant Apple (AAPL) bought...

Apple Loop: A No-Go On Tesla, Healthy Wearables, Unhealthy iOS, Samsung Gets Nasty, Steve Jobs Goes Postal

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Keeping you in the loop on a few of the very many things that happened around Apple over the past two weeks. The rubber does not meet the road. Apple CEO Tim Cook met with Tesla CEO Elon Musk and...

No, Apple Is Not Like Microsoft

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Barclays has lost faith in Apple and thinks you should too. It believes the time has come to dump the most valuable company because of some superficial similarities to Microsoft, which traded...