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In an echo from Waymo’s lawsuit against Uber a decade ago, Apple is taking the AI race to court.

Apple is expected to soon unveil its long-rumored, mixed-reality headset. Venture investors and VR startups think it’s the stabilizing force the vertical needs.

Possible implications of antitrust action against Big Tech joins a TikTok takeover offer, a sports SPAC and more in our recap of the week.

Questions for Google, Amazon and other tech titans join ‘Parasite,’ a failed presidential pursuit and startup shutdowns in our recap of the week

A flurry of antitrust investigations at home and abroad hasn’t suppressed big tech’s appetite for young startups.

The world’s largest tech companies have recently come under increased scrutiny amid antitrust concerns. But breaking up Big Tech could have unpredictable effects on the startups that regulators would be aiming to protect.

For a brief but brilliant moment on August 2, Apple became the first publicly traded US company to achieve a market cap of $1 trillion. How did we get here?

After years of circling the TV business, Apple is dipping its toes into the streaming video waters with production agreements with the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg.

With interest in the iPhone X cooling, all eyes are on Apple’s looming earnings report and possible M&A plans.

M&A has been essential to the success of Apple’s products, and its senior VP of hardware technologies recently said the company has its eye on a chipmaker in Israel. Which one could it be?

Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google are worth a combined $2.7 trillion. No wonder they terrify their competitors and regulators alike.

With the iPhone X available to order starting Friday, we looked under the hood to identify some of the key acquisitions behind its signature features.

Days before the release of its latest smartphone, Apple appears to be doubling down on wireless charging technology.

Apple is set to unveil its new iPhone complete with incremental updates and a new screen. But if Andy Rubin and Jim Jannard have their way, the iPhone could soon lose its must-have status.

Chip designer Imagination Technologies has put itself up for sale following a dispute with its largest customer Apple, highlighting the the possible downside of being a supplier to the iPhone maker.

Apple plans to dump its longtime partnership with Imagination Technologies, the designer behind GPUs in the iPhone, and joined the bidding war for Toshiba’s chipmaking business.

As if the ridesharing battle needed another huge corporation stepping into the ring in some capacity, Apple has invested $1 billion in Didi Chuxing (f.k.a. Didi Kuaidi), Uber’s chief rival in China.