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The channel's year summed up in two minutes...
How would you explain events of 2020 to someone emerging from a cave in just two minutes? We took a stab at this task for last night's Channel Awards
Apple shares tumble despite record Q4
iPhone sales fell 21 per cent
Government hands out 11,000 iPads worth £7.5m to care homes
Devices will prevent unnecessary visits and curb spread of disease in vulnerable demographic, claims NHS Digital
'We won't return to how things were' - Apple CEO on where remote working has worked and where it hasn't
Cook says that between 10 per cent and 15 per cent of Apple employees are working in the office at the moment
'The office is not dead': Seven tech bosses on office vs WFH debate
Return-to-work is dividing tech providers large and small. With Boris Johnson urging staff back to the office, CRN summarises the contrasting approaches of seven tech firms on this thorny topic...
Apple share price grows after stock split
Tech titan split stock in order to widen the base of its investors
Global smartphone sales plummet amid pandemic
Samsung see biggest hit to sales but retains market share crown
9 tech acquisitions that made no sense at the time (some of which still don't)
As Oracle enters the fray to take control of TikTok’s US business, CRN looks back on some bewildering acquisitions that did not appear to be natural bedfellows at the time, but some have proven to be canny investments, while others are still too recent...
Apple gains $1tn in market value in five months
Tech titan hits landmark $2tn market valuation by Wall Street
Apple reveals channel inventory has fallen as sales rocket
iPhone maker says recent period was its best June quarter ever
Why IDC, Gartner and Canalys disagree on PC market growth
The three analyst houses have each published their own perspectives of the market in Q2. We unpick the info on the key areas where they agree and disagree
Ten of the biggest acquisitions from the first half of the year
The pandemic may have slowed M&A activity, but there were still some big deals announced in H1
Resellers land spots on £260m education framework
Hardware framework will enable the supply of Desktop PCs and portable devices
'Roll on Silicon Apple': Channel reacts as Apple dumps Intel
'When you look at the success of Apple Silicon in iPhone and iPad, this can only be good news for Mac,' says Roger Whittle, CEO of Jigsaw24
Tech stocks hit hard amid fears of second coronavirus wave
Tech stocks fall across the board as US registers huge leap in COVID-19 cases
Academia adds 'string to bow' with acquisition of Apple schools reseller
Toucan has annual turnover of around £5m
Tech CEOs voice anger over George Floyd killing
Chuck Robbins, Tim Cook and Andy Jassy among those to voice their outrage as protests and clashes with police continue across the US
Apple sales up despite falls for iPhone, iPad and Mac
Record quarterly revenue for services
Acquisitive Irish MSP snags Singapore-based Apple reseller
Acquisitive IT procurement and services firm builds out presence in APAC
'It's caused us to review our own practice' - channel reacts to fines for Tech Data, Ingram and Apple
As news of the €1.24bn fine slapped on Apple, Tech Data and Ingram Micro continues to sink in for the channel, we asked a number of channel figures what the fine could mean for the vendor's wider partner base
Ingram launches aggressive defence after €62.9m 'cartel' fine
US distributor says it will 'vigorously contest' its €62.9m fine for alleged price-fixing in France market
Apple partner Jigsaw24 plots expansion into Germany
Jigsaw24’s enterprise director tells CPI why Apple is a better channel partner than ever and which European market it will expand into this year
Tech Data and Ingram fined €139m as part of Apple 'cartel' antitrust case
France’s competition watchdog has issued its largest ever fine, accusing the three companies of running an illegal cartel in France, fixing prices, and “sterilising” the French channel
Five vendors doing (relatively) well despite coronavirus chaos
Tech stocks are down across the board, but some are viewing the coronavirus' outbreak as an opportunity
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