Formula 1 has inked a five-year streaming deal with Apple, building on the motorsport’s surging popularity in the United States. While Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” introduced millions to F1 in 2019, Apple’s successful “F1: The Movie,” which earned $629 million worldwide, now signals a new era for the global racing circuit.

Apple may soon lower the output of its iPhone Air smartphone, according to an analyst’s report. Weaker sales appear to be the chief driver behind this decision, hinting at a cautious shift in the company’s product strategy.

Apple fans in Indonesia can mark their calendars for October 10, when pre-orders for the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max begin. Official retail availability for the new lineup will follow on October 17, aligning with a broader global rollout.

Tepp RIA LLC reduced its Apple shares by 6.5% during the second quarter, selling 382 shares. Despite that decrease, the iPhone maker still accounts for 1.5% of the fund’s holdings, making it its ninth largest position.

Apple has removed ICEBlock, a free iPhone-only app that relied on crowdsourcing to spot U.S. immigration agents. The move reportedly came after U.S. authorities pressured Apple about the app’s anonymous reporting functionality.

Farther Finance Advisors LLC significantly increased its stake in Apple Inc. during the second quarter, boosting its holdings by 17.4%. According to the latest SEC filing, the firm now owns 573,665 shares, representing a total position valued at $117.70 million.

Moller Wealth Partners has acquired a notable new position in Apple Inc., purchasing over a thousand shares during the 2nd quarter. This filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission indicates continued institutional interest in the tech giant’s stock.

Shira Ridge Wealth Management has slightly reduced its position in Apple, selling 281 shares to decrease its overall stake by 0.9%. Despite this move, the firm continues to hold nearly 30,000 shares of the tech giant, demonstrating its lingering confidence in Apple’s performance.

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin has publicly questioned whether Apple deserves any special status under President Donald Trump’s tariffs. He argues that even a company as influential as Apple should not be exempt simply due to its connections.

Intel has reportedly approached Apple for a much-needed investment, sparking widespread speculation about how this partnership might shake up the semiconductor sector. Analysts see the arrangement as a potential lifeline for Intel’s faltering business and a strategic opportunity for Apple.