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Apple: Teens Say They Want iPhones and Watches

Teen consumers, it appears, dig Apple.

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How to Fix Apple, According to One Analyst

Management’s report of slumping iPhone sales in China has sparked broader conversations about the company’s business.

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Tailoring of Remedial Orders in View of the Public Interest | Morrison & Foerster LLP

I. INTRODUCTION- Per 19 U.S.C. § 1337 (“Section 337”), the International Trade Commission (“Commission”) can exclude articles that violate the section from importation...

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Public Interest At The ITC - International Law

When weighing whether to issue its injunctive-type remedies—exclusion and cease-and-desist orders—the United States International Trade Commission ("Commission") is not required to apply the eBay...

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Public Interest at the ITC | Morrison & Foerster LLP

When weighing whether to issue its injunctive-type remedies—exclusion and cease-and-desist orders—the United States International Trade Commission (“Commission”) is not required to...

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Apple Stock Set for 'Really Big Year' With Strong iPhone, Mac Demand

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Loop Capital analyst Ananda Baruah repeated a Buy rating and boosted his target price on Apple stock to $155 from $131.
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Apple
stock received a thumbs up Friday from Loop Capital analyst Ananda Baruah, who repeated his Buy rating on the tech giant and boosted his target price to $155 from $131. The call comes ahead of the company’s upcoming December quarter earnings report, due after the close on Jan. 27.
Baruah writes in a research note that he expects a “really big year” for Apple (ticker: AAPL), and the signs should be clear with the upcoming earnings report. He thinks there could be material upside to Street numbers for both the near term and throughout calendar 2021, driven by strength in both iPhones and Macs. Baruah also thinks the company could see upside from healthy growth in iPad, AirPod, Watch, and Services.

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PC Giant Lenovo Plans China Listing, Sending Stock Soaring

Lenovo Plans China Listing, Sending Stock Soaring
Shares in the world’s largest PC maker hit their highest level since 2015
Lenovo intends to join the STAR Market, China’s answer to the Nasdaq.
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Updated Jan. 13, 2021 10:08 am ET
Lenovo Group Ltd. is capitalizing on two booming markets, Chinese stocks and the global PC industry, to list in Shanghai.
The company is the world’s largest maker of personal computers and is well-known for acquiring IBM ’s ThinkPad unit and the Motorola Mobility smartphone business. The news that Lenovo would join the STAR Market, China’s answer to the Nasdaq, boosted its Hong Kong-traded shares, which on Wednesday hit their highest level since 2015.

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Apple to Open Developer Academy, Provide Funding for Minority Entrepreneurs

Updated Jan. 13, 2021 4:08 pm ET
Apple Inc. is launching several projects to extend education and funding opportunities to minority entrepreneurs, part of the $100 million pledge it made in June to help combat racism in response to the national outcry over the killing of George Floyd.
The iPhone maker on Wednesday said it would open a software-developer academy in Detroit later this year and launch two venture-funding initiatives for young “Black and Brown entrepreneurs,” with the goal of helping to build the next generation of diverse leaders.
“We are all accountable to the urgent work of building a more just, more equitable world,” Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said. “And these new projects send a clear signal of Apple’s enduring commitment.”

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Qualcomm Bolsters 5G Ambitions With Planned $1.4 Billion Acquisition

Jan. 13, 2021 8:00 am ET
Mobile-phone chip giant
Qualcomm Inc.
QCOM 2.09%
said Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire a chip startup founded by former
Apple Inc.
engineers, adding to a wave of deals remaking the semiconductor industry.
Qualcomm said it plans to buy Nuvia Inc. and use the two-year-old company’s technology in its flagship smartphones, driver-assistance systems, laptops and networking infrastructure. The proposed all-cash transaction is valued at about $1.4 billion, Qualcomm said, before working capital and other adjustments.
Nuvia’s expertise in designing central processing units, Qualcomm said, would help it boost chip performance and power efficiency—characteristics that are vital to success in the hot 5G-networking market that Qualcomm has made a priority.

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Samsung Seizes Smartphone Initiative as Sanctions Hobble Huawei

Samsung Seizes Smartphone Initiative as Sanctions Hobble Huawei
South Korean giant recently forecast 25% jump in quarterly operating profit, aided by resurgent phone sales
Aug. 6, 2020: Samsung’s Galaxy Note smartphones have always been known for on-the-go productivity, but now we’re not going anywhere. WSJ’s Joanna Stern looks at how Samsung’s changed the phone—and its promotional messages—due to Covid-19. (Originally published Aug. 5, 2020)
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Jan. 12, 2021 6:13 am ET
SEOUL—Huawei Technologies Co.’s sanctions-induced smartphone slump has rivals seeing opportunity in a market where switching brands is rare.
With U.S. restrictions curbing its access to key parts, Huawei has suffered a plunge in sales in recent months, most strongly benefiting South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co. and other Chinese makers.

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