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Apple Inc. Paid Chinese App Developers $3.5 Billion In Just 12 Months

Half of the $7 billion has been paid in the last 12 months alone, amid Apple’s dramatic 28 percent year-on-year revenue decline in China for the first quarter of 2016.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Buys Apple Inc. (AAPL) Stake, Raises Position In IBM (IBM)

The legendary billionaire investor has traditionally shunned investments in the technology sector.

Apple’s Tim Cook To Meet Indian PM Narendra Modi During India Visit This Week: Report

The news comes the same day the Apple CEO visited China after suffering a series of setbacks in its biggest overseas market.

Apple Inc. Set For Biggest Pivot In History As R&D Spending Suggests Huge Bet On ‘Project Titan’ Electric Car

CEO Tim Cook has been mum on his company's electric car plans. But a sharp rise in R&D spending suggests those plans are huge.

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Peak Apple: How iPhone, iPad, China, India, Cars And Acquisitions Will Shape Its Future

After its first quarterly revenue decline in 13 years, is the iPhone maker doomed or did it just hit a bump on the road to bigger things?

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Facebook Inc. (FB) Q1 2016 Earnings: 1.65 Billion Monthly Active Users Ensures Social Network’s Dominance In Tech

CEO Mark Zuckerberg's company grew its user base 15 percent over the past year to 1.65 billion, and is using that data to fuel its ad business.

FBI Will Not Share iPhone Unlocking Mechanism, Cites Lack Of Ownership

When the agency hired an outside party to unlock a gunman's phone, it did not purchase the rights to the technique, an FBI official said.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Shares Tumble, Wiping Almost $50B Off Value Following Weak First Quarter

The world’s most valuable company was worth $574 billion before its dismal earnings report. Now it's worth $539 billion.

Apple (AAPL) Q1 Earnings: Better-Than-Expected iPhone Sales Fail To Stop Revenue Decline

The tech company's revenue and profits were both down for the quarter ending in March, as sales of iPhones and iPads both declined.

Apple Watch One-Year Anniversary: Despite A $6B Business, The Wearable Is Considered A Flop

The company’s successful history of bringing new devices to the market is one of the reasons for the perceived failure.

Apple (APPL) Should Pay More Taxes, Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Says

The company's co-founder was asked about U.S. and European scrutiny over alleged use of tax shelters in Luxembourg and Ireland.

Apple Confirms WWDC 2016 Dates: Software Updates, MacBooks, Apple Watch 2 And More Expected

Apple's annual developers conference will take place in San Francisco from June 13 to June 18, with new MacBooks expected to be unveiled.

When Is WWDC 2016? ‘June 13-17,’ Says Siri

Apple's annual developers conference may just have been announced by its digital assistant.

Businesses Weigh In Against North Carolina’s Anti-LGBT Bathroom Law

More than 80 top executives, including Apple's Tim Cook, have called for the law’s repeal.

Jesse Jackson Cites Martin Luther King Wiretaps In Supporting Apple’s Encryption Stance

In an interview with IBT, the civil rights leader recalled surveillance oversteps by federal agents tracking Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

iPhone SE Is Cheaper In The US, But Apple Inc. International Customers Will Pay A Premium

International customers buying the 4-inch smartphone can expect to pay a premium anywhere up to $186.

Apple Inc. Makes The Case For Smaller iPhone And Greater Need For Privacy

At its product event Monday, CEO Tim Cook's company took every opportunity to remind customers of the steps it takes to protect their most personal data.