“Apple has increased prices on Macs, iPads, Vision Pro, and home devices due to chip and storage shortages, causing shares to drop.”
Apple has raised prices on all Macs, iPads, its Vision Pro headset, and home devices in response to a severe shortage of memory chips and storage components. The company cited rising costs driven by unprecedented supply chain challenges.
Following the announcement, Apple shares declined as investors reacted to concerns that higher prices could reduce consumer demand.
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