Apple, Oprah Winfrey to end content partnership
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Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and talk show host and television producer Oprah Winfrey have ended their content partnership production deal.
In March 2019, Winfrey was one of the biggest names Apple (AAPL) unveiled when it debuted its Apple TV+ streaming service, along with several others including Steven Spielberg, Jennifer Aniston, J.J. Abrams and more.

In her time with Apple (AAPL), Winfrey created The Oprah Conversation and The Me You Can't See for Apple TV+. She also created Oprah's Book Club, which is on Apple Books.
The news outlet Puck first confirmed the split between the tech giant and Winfrey's representation.
Last week, Bank of America said Apple (AAPL) is likely benefiting as "attractive" promotions from U.S. telecoms, incentivizing people to upgrade to the newly released iPhone 14 product line.