Malcolm Owen
Writer at AppleInsider
Wordifier and JPEG merchant. Writer for @AppleInsider. @paperdragonsuk photographer. Occasional podcast guy. Collects playing cards.
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appleinsider.com | Malcolm Owen
Apple's share price is continuing to ride the tariff rollercoaster, with it finishing strong on Friday after a week of turmoil. This week has been a tough one for Apple investors, due to the continued alterations to how the United States applies tariffs against imports from other countries. The stock market doesn't do well with uncertainty, and the various changes dictated by President Trump certainly introduced some.
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appleinsider.com | Malcolm Owen
Steve Jobs' personality led to some interesting events during his time at Pixar, including firing board of directors members for failing to disagree with him. The managerial style of Steve Jobs can be described by some as abrasive, and strong-willed by others, during his time at Apple. It's also something that was apparent during his time at Pixar, with stories from Ed Catmull, co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios, which had Steve as a majority shareholder.
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appleinsider.com | Malcolm Owen
The Apple Vision Pro is over a year old, but there are already rumors about an Apple Vision Pro 2 headset. Here's what's rumored to be coming, perhaps as soon as April 2026. Following the release of the Apple Vision Pro in February 2024, the head-mounted device has struggled to really take off. At $3,500 for a first-generation device, it's also something that is perceived as high-priced. It costs as much as a high-end Mac, but without necessarily providing as much utility.
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appleinsider.com | Malcolm Owen
France is bringing identity cards to the iPhone this summer, with the country moving to embrace digital identity cards while U.S. adoption moves at a glacial pace. Identity cards are a well-known tool in France, as an alternate to passports and driving licenses. Approximately 25 million people use them in the country as a form of government identity, without necessarily needing the other official documents in their lives.
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appleinsider.com | Malcolm Owen
After a brief respite on Wednesday, Apple's stock restarted its downward trajectory triggered by President Trump's accelerating tariff battle with China. On Wednesday, Apple ended the day at $198.85, up 15.3% from Tuesday's closing level, after Trump announced a pause on tariffs. Just one day later, Thursday's end of trading saw the Apple stock return to its previous downward trend.
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