(Reuters) - When Apple Inc (AAPL.O) reports results on Wednesday, Wall Street expects flat fiscal fourth-quarter sales and lower full-year revenue compared with the prior year, mostly because of declining iPhone sales.

Apple has reportedly spent billions on original programming for its Apple TV+ service, but will viewers tune in?

Analysts were watching for early returns on the flagship iPhone 11, as well as Apple’s first-quarter-guidance, which includes the critical holiday sales season.

The niche streaming service is breaking 'a new record every day in terms of subscribers acquired.'

Apple is offering a $250 version of its wireless AirPods Pro earbuds with a new design and noise cancellation feature.

Google might be looking to get fit.

Facebook increased its lobbying expenditures by nearly 25% to $12.3 million this year.

Hyundai is the latest car manufacturer to enter the driverless car market with a self-driving rideshare service pilot program.

HBO Max is set to launch next year, jumping into the fray with big competitors like Netflix and Hulu.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is among top politicians who attended Tsinghua - sometimes dubbed "China's Harvard" - as an undergraduate.

The company is sponsoring a Vegas lineup.

Would you let a service delivery groceries directly in your home using a smart lock?

Apple has not said what the meeting was about.

Apple shares are up more than 53 percent this year.

Apple removes HK Map app from its store

One of the proposals would allow countries to tax digital companies based on sales, rather than physical presence.

Disney, which has a streaming service coming out this fall, is banning all Netflix advertising on their platforms.

Apple employees 443 Dreamers who come from more than 25 different countries.

Home-assistant sales rose 96 percent since last year, hitting 30 million in 2019.

In an effort to compete against rivaling streaming services, Sony is slashing the price of their pioneering cloud game subscription service– by half.