Its artificial-intelligence revenue is set to top $1 billion this year, reassuring investors wary of rivals’ sky-high spending, write Rolfe Winkler and Nate Rattner, The Wall Street Journal.
The iPhone maker wants more supply based in U.S., which remains years behind Asia, writes Rolfe Winkler, The Wall Street Journal.
The officials who documented a meeting between Peter Burke and the tech multinational last year believed some existing jobs were at risk. One participant has since had the record re-written.
Patrick McGee, author of Apple in China, explains how Apple rooted its manufacturing in China - and what it meant for the company and geopolitics, as well as how an Irishman played a crucial role.
The Digital Markets Act fines against the tech giants are the first of their kind and could have reached many billions. Did the EU hold back because of US trade tensions?
Political parties are competing hard on how they will spend windfall corporation tax, but it is hard to see what any of them would do if it dried up.
If I was spending the Apple bounty, I would allocate the funds towards the country’s huge infrastructural deficits. But, if we were forced to invest the funds, I would take a highly selective approach towards any equity investments.
The Currency understands the challenge relates to the watchdog’s inquiry into Apple’s processing of personal data for targeted advertising.
With Budget 2025 imminent, the minister for public expenditure and reform talks about his economic priorities, countering the rise of the far right, and what Ireland’s economy will look like in a decade.
The €13bn Apple tax ruling ensures the competition commissioner is leaving her post with a smile – and with the spotlight once again on Ireland’s relationship with multinationals.
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