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Founded by Steve Jobs in April 1976, Apple is a multinational technology company that is headquartered in Cupertino, California. The company produces and sells personal computers, mobile phones, and other related products and services. In addition to its own products, the company licenses software and other intellectual property. It also sells various products through third-party retailers and wholesalers. The company also distributes third-party applications through the App Store. Apple also provides a co-branded credit card, and offers a curated listening experience with Apple Music.

The company's products include the iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and AirPods. The company also offers a variety of related services, such as a cashless payment system, a subscription news service, and an exclusive game subscription service. The company's products are sold through a direct sales force, retailers, and third-party cellular network carriers. It also deals with Asia Pacific, Europe, Greater China, the Middle East, and Africa.

Apple is one of the largest technology companies in the world by market capitalization. The company is part of a group of five US-based technology companies called the FAANG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google) group. However, this group is characterized by risk levels that differ from other technology companies. As such, there are times when Apple's share price falls while other tech companies' share prices are pushed up.

Apple's stock was first traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange in December 1980 at a price of $22 per share. Three years later, it first crossed $700 per share. The stock has since then grown steadily. In June 2014, the company split its shares seven-for[1]one. The company's stock has also experienced a significant increase in its price over the past several days. This year, Apple's stock has risen by over 30 percent. Apple also sells accessories for its products. The company's products are available through a number of retailers and wholesalers, and it also distributes third-party applications through its App Store. The company also offers a co-branded credit card and a game subscription service. Apple's products are sold through a direct-sales force, and it also licenses software and other intellectual property. The company also sells a variety of online services.

Apple's stock is a member of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and NASDAQ 100. The company's stock is also listed on the NASDAQ Global Market. The company's stocks are traded on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker symbol AAPL. The company's products are sold through retailers, wholesalers, and third[1]party cellular network carriers. The company also offers a range of related services, such as a co-branded credit card, a subscription news service, and an interactive game subscription service.

Apple's stock has been rising steadily over the past three years. It is worth noting that Apple has had to deal with delivery issues for some iPhone models. Some models have faced shortages in recent days, and Wedbush Securities has warned that the company's revenue could suffer if more models are unavailable. In addition, there are issues at a critical factory in China, where Apple manufactures its iPhones.