Apple shares hit record high after iPhone Duo and Siri AI success
Apple shares closed at a new record high of $338.98 after investors responded both to how improved Siri AI is, and how much attention the firm has had for its iPhone Duo . Apple stocks closed at a new record high Back in May 2026 , Apple's shares twice hit record highs, taking it over the psychologically significant $300 mark. Since then, John Ternus has taken over as CEO in a particularly smooth transition from Tim Cook , and Apple has launched new hardware and software. The stock price closed at $338.98 on Monday, breaking the previous record close of $338.49. AAPL's slow growth is interesting to observe even as some pundits paint Apple as behind at AI or lacking innovation. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple shares closed at a new record high of $338.98 after investors responded both to how improved Siri AI is, and how much attention the firm has had for its iPhone Duo . Apple stocks closed at a new record high Back in May 2026 , Apple's shares twice hit record highs, taking it over the psychologically significant $300 mark. Since then, John Ternus has taken over as CEO in a particularly smooth transition from Tim Cook , and Apple has launched new hardware and software. The stock price closed at $338.98 on Monday, breaking the previous record close of $338.49. AAPL's slow growth is interesting to observe even as some pundits paint Apple as behind at AI or lacking innovation. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple shares closed at a new record high of $338.98 after investors responded both to how improved Siri AI is, and how much attention the firm has had for its iPhone Duo .
Apple stocks closed at a new record high Back in May 2026 , Apple's shares twice hit record highs, taking it over the psychologically significant $300 mark.
Since then, John Ternus has taken over as CEO in a particularly smooth transition from Tim Cook , and Apple has launched new hardware and software.
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