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guardycard.com. Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Monday, June 9th. I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal.

A growing list of problems have soured investor sentiment on Apple. Can the company's annual

developers' conference help shake off some of that gloom? Then Americans used to care about the

cost and reliability of electricity. Now, they're fighting over how it's produced.

Our reporter takes us to the south to find out why.

But first, a week of technology and creativity.

That's what Apple promises at this year's worldwide developers conference dubbed WWDC. It kicks off

today with a keynote and reveal of the Tech Giant's latest software and technologies and continues

all week with a host of events. WSJ heard on the street columnist Dan Gallagher reports that investors

have been glum ahead of the conference. The stock is down roughly

20% since the start of the year, the worst run ahead of WWDC since at least 2010. So, Dan,

what's got investors down? Well, you have to pick your reasons for it at this point, because

going into this, Apple has a lot of problems going on.

They're facing this challenge of tariffs and this trade war between the U.S. and China,

and China's still where most of their products are made.

They're also facing the risk that there's been these legal cases that are threatening

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