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This year is the slim model, and next year is the foldable model; Apple is brewing a major transformation of the iPhone lineup.
According to media reports, Apple is preparing for a major reform of its iPhone product line, including the launch of a new 5.5mm ultra-thin model later this year and the first-ever foldable iPhone next year, aiming to revive the long-stagnant iPhone sales. In addition, Apple plans to adjust its release rhythm to enhance sales and production efficiency.
The most profitable investment Buffett made in his life came from the "changes" in the last ten years of his career.
Buffett stated that the wealth created for Berkshire by Apple's CEO Cook far exceeds his own. Previously, Buffett had consistently avoided technology stocks until he made an exception and invested in Apple in 2016, resulting in significant returns for Berkshire.
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At this sensitive moment in the tariff war, Bezos disclosed a plan to reduce his shareholding in Amazon by 4.75 billion dollars.
This plan is part of the orderly Stocks sale scheme he set up as early as the beginning of March this year, and the overall arrangement will continue until the end of May 2026.
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