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Apple’s grip on iPhone app distribution is loosening in another major market: Brazil.
President Trump just gave Intel, Apple, and Sandisk investors some very good news.
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Apple said on Thursday it will allow developers in Brazil to distribute iOS apps through alternative marketplaces and process payments outside its system, following an agreement with the country's antitrust watchdog CADE. • Apple agreed to make the changes to its services in December when it settled a dispute that had been opened in 2022. • For apps distributed via the App Store in Brazil, developers will be able to offer alternative payment methods within their apps and direct users to external websites to complete transactions, the company said.
Intel (INTC) surged 9% in premarket trading after President Trump said in a Truth Social post that Intel and Apple (AAPL) have agreed on a deal to design and build semiconductors in the US.
SanDisk is trading at $2,144.40, up +9.48% intraday and within reach of its 52-week high of $2,167.33, while Micron Technology is at $1,111.91, up +6.59% and just below its own 52-week peak of $1,116.25. Both stocks have been on extraordinary runs over the past year — SanDisk has gained more than 4,400% in the past 52 weeks as NAND pricing entered a structural shortage cycle, and Micron has added roughly 810% — but Thursday's session marks a fresh catalyst: explicit confirmation from Apple that
Apple's (AAPL) reported deal with Intel (INTC) to design and build chips in the US could strengthen
Intel will build chips for Apple, President Trump wrote in a Truth Social post.
In a social media post, President Trump touted the U.S. government's 10% stake in Intel, noting that it is now worth $60 billion.
Consumers may finally be getting some relief at the pump, with gas prices falling to their lowest levels since March following the Iran peace deal. But any savings could be offset elsewhere, as the AI-driven chip shortage pushes up the price of Apple (AAPL) iPhones. Hennion & Walsh CIO Kevin Mahn and Yahoo Finance Senior Business Reporter Ines Ferre join Julie Hyman to discuss the latest pressures on consumers and how the Fed is navigating the shifting inflation landscape.
Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC, XETRA:INL) shares jumped about 8% in early trade on Thursday after US President Donald Trump said Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, XETRA:APC) had agreed to work with the company to design and manufacture chips in the United States. In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote that...
Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, XETRA:APC) plans to raise prices on some of its products as surging memory and storage chip costs pressure its supply chain, CEO Tim Cook told The Wall Street Journal in an interview. "Unfortunately, price increases are unavoidable," Cook told the publication. "We're...
Intel stock jumped after U.S. President Donald Trump said Apple has reached a chip manufacturing deal with Intel.
In recent days, Apple has warned that it will raise prices across products like iPhones, Macs, and iPads as soaring memory and storage chip costs, driven by AI-related demand and supply tightness, make current pricing unsustainable. This shift signals that AI infrastructure inflation is now feeding directly into consumer hardware, forcing even a cash-rich company like Apple to pass higher component costs on to customers rather than fully absorbing them. We’ll now examine how these...
Memory costs could pressure upcoming device launches
Apple Faces Growing Cost Pressure, Tim Cook Warns of Higher Prices Ahead
President Donald Trump said Thursday that Intel has struck a deal with Apple to start producing computer chips in the United States.
Trump said Apple has agreed to work with Intel on chip design and manufacturing in the United States.
Shares of the memory-chip maker rally after Apple CEO Tim Cook says price hikes will be “unavoidable” for the iPhone maker.
Trump said Apple agreed to work with Intel on chip design and production, extending Intel's string of high-profile foundry wins
FEATURE Tech stocks were rebounding on Thursday after President Donald Trump signed a memorandum of understanding to end the Iran war. Futures tracking the rose 0.8%, putting the tech-heavy index on track to claw back some of its losses from the previous session.
