CNBC’s Josh Lipton on a report that Apple’s 5G iPhone shipments have been weak. With CNBC’s Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders, Guy Adami, Tim Seymour, Steve Grasso and Dan Nathan. Subscribe to CNBC PRO for access to investor and analyst insights on Apple and more:
Apple is pressuring suppliers to cut production delays for its next-generation iPhone range after coronavirus lockdowns in China and the U.S. put the technology giant behind schedule, the Nikkei Asian…
Relax trolls. ApplePay pandemic payments and services explosion will make up for whatever 5G softness comes. Let's not forget that the SE is $399 too.
A lot of people can't afford food. I'm sure they'll put a new $1000+ phone as a backburner "want" rather than a need
Garage this phones are crap u got to be sick to buy
Consumer market reinforces products sucess not narcism Selfishness culture would've been great , unrealistic expectations USA culture hollywood
It makes sense that the phone will be delayed. However, apple is on a hype – people will eat Apple whatever bad news
5G? The bigger story should be rumors of Apple not including wall adapter in next iPhone. They've already cheaped out for a decade with that trash 5W adapter
Let me guess…. stock rockets higher?
Critical holiday period? HALF OF USA DOESNT HAVE A JOB. No one is gonna get presents this year. Apple is up but it aint gonna profit off of new phones in the usa
5g causes cancer and wreaks havoc on the human body!
It’s end of the month. Now the stock turns around?
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