People counting how many devices Apple is likely to sell this year are likely focused on the latest iPhones. But the company has plenty of other new devices to sell you—and investors may be looking past the latest unboxings.

In Beijing this week, the company’s chief executive, Tim Cook, made promises similar to ones he’d made at the White House. He also got a custom Labubu.

Then, Apple rebranded its streaming service this week by dropping the “+” and people lost their minds. That’s mostly because Apple now has three things that all have the same name, which would normally be very bad.

The Elon Musk companies X and xAI are not based in Fort Worth. But they sued Apple and OpenAI there for some reason.

The stock of Pop Mart, the Chinese company behind the viral Labubu toy, rebounded sharply this week after a Labubu exhibition in Shanghai welcomed a special guest: Apple CEO Tim Cook. Cook attended the event on Oct.

Former Apple CEO John Sculley, who famously led the company from 1983 to 1993, believes that ChatGPT creator OpenAI is Apple’s “first real competitor in many, many decades.”