Apple reportedly delays foldable iPhone production days before launch event
Apple reportedly delayed production of its foldable iPhone just days before its launch event, and the stock fell about 2.5% on Friday. The foldable iPhone, expected to be priced around $2,000, represents a key test for John Ternus in his first major product cycle.
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$AAPL is heading into one of its most important product events in years. But there’s a twist: Apple reportedly delayed production of its foldable iPhone just days before the launch event. Meanwhile, the stock fell about 2.5% Friday. That sets up an interesting test. For https://t.co/uHc4batm7Y
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