Although many customers reportedly asked about potential price hikes, the company has not provided store employees with guidance on how to respond to those inquiries. Apple did not respond to a ...

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Investment bank Piper Sandler today cut its price target on Amazon (AMZN) to $215 from $265 but kept an Overweight rating on the name. Piper expects the tech giant to provide fairly upbeat ...

UBS today lowered its price target on Tesla (TSLA) to $190 from $225 while reiterating a Sell rating on the shares. The Swiss bank also downgraded GM (GM) to Neutral from Buy. Why UBS Has Become ...

Dan Ives, a prominent tech analyst at Wedbush Securities, lowered his price target on Microsoft (MSFT) to $475 from $550 recently, citing his belief that spending on data centers will drop going ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is a technology company. On April 9, KeyBanc reiterated the stock as underweight Key lowered its price target on the stock to $170 per share from $200 and said there’s t ...

So the iPhone 15 Pro Max starting price was greater than the iPhone 14 Pro Max, but Apple could say it was the same price considering what storage you were getting. Morgan Stanley estimates that ...

He estimated a Chinese-made device that sold for about $1,000 would cost $3,500 if made in the US, a price point that many consumers may be unable to afford. Shifting Apple’s supply chain to the ...

Even if Apple decided to take close to no margin, and sell the phone for $1399 – that would still be a $300 price hike from the current price point of an iPhone 16 Pro 256GB. Apple does produce ...

With all this tariff talk dominating the news cycle, consumers are reportedly hotfooting it to their nearest Apple (AAPL) stores to snag iPhones before the price tags blast off for Never-Never Land.

Apple users have been heading to stores to upgrade ahead of potential tariff-driven price hikes. Donald Trump increased tariffs on China, a hub for iPhone production, to 104% beginning Wednesday.

And if any company has the financial cushion to absorb such additional costs themselves, it’s Apple. So price increases? Yes, but probably not anything too extreme. What do you think of Pu’s ...