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Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has delayed the release of its newest AI product, which puts it well behind competition from public companies such as Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and private companies led by OpenAI.

Warren Buffett is responsible for putting up tremendous returns as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway . But maybe his most lucrative bet came in the past decade, when the conglomerate purchased shares in a business that has put up a monster 900% total return since the start of 2016 (as of March 4).

During its rise to become a dominant tech enterprise, Apple (AAPL 1.59%) has certainly made its early investors some serious money. In the past two decades, shares have generated a total return of greater than 18,000%, boosted by the introduction of popular hardware devices and services.

Q4 delivered another strong quarter for both top- and bottom-line growth, and it appears that analysts have become more precise in forecasting revenue for the group. The Magnificent 7 remains highly profitable but continues to trade at a substantial premium to the S&P 500, though valuations have moderated in recent quarters. Looking ahead, we expect the S&P 493 to play a larger role in earnings...

Apple (AAPL) plans to push back the launch of certain AI-driven Siri features until 2026, including one that would allow the voice assistant to perform tasks within other apps.

Apple said it's delaying its AI-powered Siri overhaul, which is now expected in the coming year. The Siri upgrade was announced in 2024 and promised a more personalized and capable virtual assistant.

Apple on Friday announced that it is delaying the features that would supercharge Siri with the ability to work with other apps until next year. That feature was expected to be released this spring.

Some artificial intelligence improvements to Apple's voice assistant Siri will be delayed until 2026, the company said on Friday.