Workers at a Towson, Maryland, Apple store have authorized a strike. Concerns include work-life balance, unpredictable scheduling, and wages lower than living costs.

Apple's latest earnings showcased the company's continued struggles to grow revenue. Sales of the iPhone are declining, and Apple's growth in China is at a crossroads.

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TOWSON, Md. — Workers at the first Apple Store to unionize have now also authorized a first strike against the tech giant's retail operations.

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It's been a busy weekend for union organizing efforts at U.S. Apple stores, with the union at one store voting to authorize a strike, while workers at another store voted against forming a union.

Although it's the world's most popular smartphone, the iPhone is running into a headwind. The device, however, is increasingly just a means to a bigger end for Apple.

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Several of America's largest companies have faced the unionization of parts of their workforces.

Several media reports say robust AI features will be in Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) latest operating system, which may be released as early as June.

Top billionaires are selling significant amounts of stock, prompting questions about their motives. There is an increasing trend toward investing in defensive positions amid uncertain economic times.

Unionized workers at a Maryland Apple store voted on Saturday to authorize a strike, which would mark the first such labor action against the retailer in the United States if it goes forward.

Buffett said he sold some Apple shares because he was worried about an increase in the corporate tax rate. He is also likely worried about a high earnings multiple and stagnating revenue.

Warren Buffett is selling stocks because he's getting out at the market high, Paul Dietrich told BI. The Berkshire Hathaway CEO will pile back in once a crash or recession hits, the strategist said.