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Apple Duo Foldable iPhone a ‘Must Have Product,’ Gary Black Says ‘Don’t Underestimate the Power of the $AAPL Marketing Machine’

BenzingaChris Katje

The iPhone Duo could be a bigger hit than expected. Here's why one market expert says don't be against Apple.

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