Problem: David Einhorn and Warren Buffett Agree That Apple Is a Buy

Hedge funder David Einhorn is among the finance giants who are backing Apple aapl despite the iPhone maker’s flagging sales.

In a regulatory filing Monday, Einhorn’s hedge fund, Greenlight Capital, revealed a 23% increase in its Apple stake and a 54% increase in Yahoo yhoo . Greenlight now owns 8.2 million Apple shares worth $895.1 million, while its 4.4 million share Yahoo stake was worth $162.3 million at the end of the first quarter.

“We believe there is tremendous value in Apple’s brand and growing global customer base that periodically buys new devices and increasingly buys additional services,” Einhorn said in May following Apple’s weak earnings, according to Apple Insider, but he hasn’t always felt that way. The hedge fund manager slashed his stake in Apple by 44% in the fourth quarter of 2015 and previously tried to sue the company over its growing cash hoard in 2013. He dropped that suit less than a month later.

On Monday Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway revealed it had taken a $1.07 billion stake in Apple, and Leon Cooperman’s Omega Advisors said it invested $24.7 million. In April, Carl Icahn said he’d sold all his Apple stock.

Einhorn also increased his stake in Yelp yelp , as previously disclosed, to 3.2 million shares worth $64.3 million by the end of the first quarter.

Greenlight managed to post a 3.1% return in the first four months of 2016—beating the broader stock market. It’s a marked change from the fund’s performance in the prior year, when investors pulled out 5% of assets after Greenlight reported a 20% loss.

Shares of Apple are relatively unchanged Tuesday, following their biggest one-day rally in two months after the news of Buffett’s stake.

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Summary: Despite flagging iPhone sales

The world's best cities for young people

Late nights on the town, independence and unfettered ambitions: being young can be a whirlwind of fun and opportunity. But, for the young, some cities are better than others at looking after their needs. The Youthful Cities Index has graded the world's top cities on how well they cater for the young.

CNBC presents the top 10 and gives you the chance to vote here about whether you agree with their choice.

It's important for cities to attract the young, ambitious and innovative -- because the more youthful an area, the better the environment for nurturing new business.

And with over half the world's population now aged under 30 -- and the same proportion living in an urban environment – looking after the young inhabitants of a city has never been more important.

In the Youthful Cities Index, the first survey of its kind, 25 cities were compared using 80 indicators across 16 categories, covering everything from diversity and civic participation to entrepreneurship and environmental sustainability.

By Anmar Frangoul, Special to CNBC.com

Clarification: This introduction has been amended to reflect the methodology used when compiling The Youthful Cities Index.

summary: With over half the world's population now aged under 30, some cities are better than others at catering for young people. Where would you live?

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American, United Launch Buybacks
After years of fighting for survival, U.S. airlines are finally able to show investors the money.

American Airlines Group Inc. said on Thursday it will buy back $1 billion of its stock and begin paying a quarterly cash dividend of 10 cents a share. United Continental Holdings Inc. said it will launch a $1 billion share repurchase plan over the next three years. The behemoths, the largest and second-largest U.S. carriers by traffic,...
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The parents of American Airlines and United Airlines unveiled stock-buyback plans, continuing the transformation of the country's largest carriers from bankruptcy into some of the most profitable in the world.

Input: First Lady Chirlane McCray sits in on high-level NYPD meeting, highlighting her unusual involvement in city government
In another sign of her unprecedented role in city government, Mayor de Blasio’s wife attended a high-level NYPD meeting last week, listening in as top brass were grilled about crime under their commands.

First Lady Chirlane McCray said she wanted to learn more about the Police Department when she sat in on one of the NYPD’s renowned CompStat meetings Thursday at 1 Police Plaza.

“The women and men of the NYPD are guardians of our communities,” McCray said in a statement. “It is important to understand how we can support each other.”

McCray attended with her chief of staff, Rachel Noerdlinger, as an “observer,” asked no questions and left after an hour, officials said.

“She’s entitled to be there because she’s part of the mayor’s administration,” said Deputy Police Commissioner Stephen Davis.

CompStat is the crime-reporting and tracking system pioneered by Police Commissioner Bill Bratton during his first tour as commissioner, under Mayor Rudy Giuliani, 20 years ago. It is widely credited with helping to drive down crime.

At CompStat meetings, the numbers are used by higher-ups to question and prod local commanders about trends in their jurisdictions. It’s not uncommon for outsiders to sit in, but McCray’s presence highlights her unusual participation in government as First Lady.

As de Blasio’s closest confidant, she interviewed all of the candidates for top positions when he assembled his administration, and he appointed her as chairwoman of the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York, which raises private money for city causes.

She’s also been a regular presence at meetings of agency heads at Gracie Mansion, although her spokeswoman said McCray only attends when there are issues that involve her work with the Mayor’s Fund.

And McCray, with de Blasio, attended Timothy Cardinal Dolan’s meeting of community and religious leaders last month after a Staten Island man, Eric Garner, died in a police chokehold.

McCray’s visit to the CompStat meeting, first reported by DNAInfo.com, drew only a few comments on The Rant, an online police forum known for often off-color comments. One poster, under the name “da job sucks,” wrote, “Mayor’s wife and kids at CompStat? Tell me this isn’t true?”

To which another responded, “Who gives a crap? CompStat has been shown off to thousands of non-NYPD people over the years.”

One former top cop applauded McCray’s attendance at the CompStat meeting.

“It’s commendable . . . and I’m no big fan of de Blasio,” former Commissioner Bernard Kerik said.

“She has an interest in what’s going on. She’s a smart lady. There’s some insight that the governor’s wife, the mayor’s wife, the President’s wife, is going to bring back to their husband, especially on community issues.”
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First Lady Chirlane McCray said she wanted to learn more about the Police Department when she sat in on one of the NYPD’s renowned CompStat meetings Thursday at 1 Police Plaza.