Apple should cut iPhone prices if it’s serious about services: opinion

Stealthy or direct price cuts on iPhones have cushioned the blow for Apple Inc. It should go even further if it’s serious about changing its complexion.

Amazon says French clients to bear cost of France's new digital tax

Amazon plans to pass on the costs of France's new digital tax on Internet giants to the businesses that use its Marketplace platform for finding customers, instead of taking the hit itself, the US online retailer said Aug 1.

Apple's plunge into App Store ads could be a problem: opinion

Amazon.com Inc’s commercial messages in product searches are a risky way to levy additional fees on the companies that sell through its digital mall. Apple Inc is increasingly wading into similar waters.

Cloud security boom creates new crop of tech darlings

A new generation of cybersecurity companies is creating billions of dollars in market value for investors as businesses increasingly turn to cloud-based products for better protection from sophisticated attacks.

Era of iPhone ‘super cycles’ is gone, even for 5G: opinion

"Super cycle” predictions are back. Kind of.

Opinion: Libra retreat would bring joy and relief to Asia

Facebook Inc.’s idea of a global cryptocurrency may get demoted to something more humble. You can almost hear a collective sigh of relief from Asian central banks.

Apple services censored in China where devices flourished

When it comes to many of Apple Inc's latest services, iPhone users in China are missing out. Podcast choices are paltry. Apple TV+ is off the air. News subscriptions are blocked, and Arcade gaming is nowhere to be found.

Online sales assemble growth at Ikea unit

A surge in online sales has helped Ikea's main retail unit boost both sales and profits, with the Swedish flat pack furniture firm looking to push further its foray into China.

Japanese govt plans to develop upgraded AI interpreter

Apple's iPhone back to growth as company braces for coronavirus impact

The iPhone is back. But Apple is girding for more disruptions in virus-hit China.