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Apple: Has Adopted The Razor-Blade Model
Now that Apple is no longer pricing new iPhones at a steep premium, this is motivating users to upgrade to the latest version. Given that the latest versions are filled with better features and apps, this will increase more paid app downloads, in-app purchases, and other monetization models that fall in the services segment. So pretty much the strategy here is to lower the product margin to boost the segment of the business with high recurring revenue and high margins, resembling the razor-blade model.
Prediction: This Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Will Be the Nvidia of Quantum Computing by 2035
Every major technology wave has produced its defining infrastructure giant. The internet had Cisco.
Amazon Autos Adds Financing Options From Chase, Santander and Wells Fargo
Amazon Autos has added Chase, Santander and Wells Fargo to the lenders offering financing options on its automotive storefront.
"Sunk Cost Fallacy:" How Amazon Capitalizes on Prime Days
38% of U.S. shoppers use Amazon (AMZN), says MichaelAaron Flicker, and he expects many of those shoppers to take advantage of the company's latest Prime days happening this week. He explains how the Mag 7 company uses the "sunk cost fallacy" to encourage people to stick with Amazon Prime and buy more.
