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SAN JOSE, Calif. — Apple has been granted a restraining order against a Virginia woman it said has been stalking Apple CEO Tim Cook for more than a year, emailing him photos of a loaded pistol and trespassing at his home, according to court filings.

Judges including Peter McKinnon and Anand Varma will decide whether your macro photos make it onto Apple billboards or into photo exhibitions.

Wedbush’s Daniel Ives sees strong fundamentals for Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL)  in 2022 and termed the company a “safety blanket” in the ongoing market storm.

Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall reiterated his Neutral rating and $142 price target on Apple Inc (NASDAQ AAPL) shares heading into earnings. The price target implies a downside of 12%. Hall notes company's iPhone business should see positive results with upside risk to his December numbers. However, retail sales data and Chinese CAICT data suggest…

Katlyn Phipps said the man asked for his money back after she turned him down for a second date due to her busy schedule. She received a text message of an Apple Pay request of $4

Third-gen of popular earbuds have improved design, shorter stalks and virtual surround sound

Legislation targeting the dominant market share of tech giants has been cited as a key reason for the increase in spending

Apple was fined 5 million euros ($5.65 million) by the Dutch antitrust regulator on Monday for failing to comply with an order to open its app store to allow dating app providers in the Netherlands to use alternative payment methods. Apple on Jan.

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) failed to comply with the requirements set by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) regarding payment systems for dating-app providers.  The decision follows an investigation into Apple's statements of January 15, 2022.  Apple now has to pay ACM the first penalty payment of €5 million. Related Content: Here's Why…