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BusinessWeek
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More office workers infatuated with iPods and iPhones are demanding Macs. Is business ready? Is Apple?
Soon after Michele Goins became chief information officer at Juniper Networks (JNPR) in February, she decided to respond to the growing chorus of Mac..
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BusinessWeek
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The Google CEO's spot on Apple's board could go from awkward to untenable as the search giant's mobile push brushes up against the iPhone
Until now, having Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt sit on Apple's (AAPL) board of directors has made a lot of s..
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BusinessWeek
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Apple's U.S. blockbuster isn't a hit across the Atlantic. How will it fare elsewhere?
When Apple's iPhone first went on sale in Europe six months ago, hopes were high that the device would be just as big a hit there as it had been in the U.S. But analy..
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BusinessWeek
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A recent upgrade to the Mac operating system moves Apple closer to challenging Microsoft for overall computing dominance, even in the corporate market
The 20-year death grip that Microsoft has held on the core of computing is finally weakening—pried..
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BusinessWeek
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The most likely explanation: Apple is gearing up for the next version of the popular handset or it underestimated demand—or both
Shawn Zade, who runs a small company called Wireless Imports in New York, is among hundreds of businesspeople who have tr..
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BusinessWeek
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It's sitting on a huge pile of cash—and there are compelling reasons to return some to shareholders
Eighteen-and-a-half billion dollars is a lot of money.
It's more than the estimated 2007 gross domestic product of Nicaragua. It's bigger than the..
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BusinessWeek
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Fearing recession, consumers rein in discretionary spending, and fewer iPods, iPhones, and Macs are sold. Will Apple find its footing?
It was Jan. 23, and Apple shareholders were dismayed with the company's forecast for the current quarter. Apple (AAPL..
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SF Gate
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Investors lopped $15 billion off Apple Inc.'s market value Wednesday, punishing the company for a disappointing earnings outlook even as many technology stocks staged a comeback.
Fears about weakening consumer spending in the U.S. and a slowdown in iPo..
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MSNBC
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Apple Inc and News Corp.’s Twentieth Century Fox are set to announce a deal that will allow consumers to rent movies through Apple’s digital iTunes Store, media reports said on Thursday.
The agreement will allow rentals of Fox’s latest DVD releas..
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Washington Post
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Internet pranksters pulled a fast one on Apple shareholders this week, proving that even the slightest hint of negative news about the highly anticipated iPhone can create a frenzy on Wall Street.
Just before 10 a.m. Wednesday, a spoof e-mail posing as..
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blogs.business2.com
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If Steve Jobs' presence on Disney's (DIS) board helped persuade Robert Iger to risk front loading Disney content on the iTunes Music Store, the gamble seems to have paid off in spades.
In its quarterly earnings report and call, the company told analyst..
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BusinessWeek
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Apple's recent deal with EMI to sell DRM-free songs from the publisher's catalog on iTunes may clinch the iPod's AAC format as the industry standard
A few months ago I was at a big family dinner at Capsouto Frères, a fancy French bistro in Tribeca. On..
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BusinessWeek
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The group says Apple isn't ridding its products of nasty chemicals fast enough. But it may be holding the company to different standards
I live in New York City, but I was born in Oregon, and Oregonians are no strangers to environmental controversies...
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Times Online
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Apple has given warning that it could be removed from the highly regarded Nasdaq Global Select Market, as the maker of iPod and Macintosh acknowledged for the first time that it was the subject of a federal investigation into its stock option practices...
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Daily Tech
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A day after Apple announced the iPhone, Cisco Systems quickly filed a lawsuit against Apple, claiming that the computer company infringed on its trademark. True enough, Cisco's consumer arm Linksys had released a product called the iPhone earlier than Ap..
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Time
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If you've ever wondered how it works, this is how it works: I don't call Steve, Steve calls me. Or more accurately, someone in Steve Jobs's office calls someone in my office—someone at a much higher pay grade —to say that he has something cool. I t..
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Slate
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Entering the comedy world as a black man means you always stand out, even during off hours, such as one Christmas evening in New York at my first holiday comedy mixer. All of Gotham's comedic glitterati were there. I cornered a "Daily Show" writer, doi..
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New York Times
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Apple Computer and its charismatic chief executive, Steven P. Jobs, are expected to make a big announcement about a new product at the Macworld conference next month. Before that, however, the company has some other highly anticipated information to share..
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Yahoo News
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Apple Computer Inc. cleared Chief Executive Steve Jobs and the rest of its current management of misconduct involving stock option grants, despite Jobs' awareness of favorable grant dates...
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CNET
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Apple Computer's stock took a hit early Wednesday after a report that company executives had made up details on stock-option administration documents to guarantee profits for certain executives...
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