Apple at $4 Trillion: Still the iPhone Company, But With Main-Character Energy Again
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- Apple is back in smartphone main-character mode, with 2025 shipments on track to top Samsung for the first time in 14 years and the iPhone 17 cycle driving the story.
- The real engine is now a blend of premium hardware, sticky subscriptions, and App Store economics layered on a massive installed base.
- Regulators, especially in places like India, are increasingly challenging Apple’s walled-garden power, adding a new kind of risk to the long-term narrative.
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