Apple is number one by market cap, again!
Apple pulls away from Exxon in the battle of the market caps
Barclays ups its Apple price target: The first increase of 2013
Apple cracks the Fortune 10
Apple just issued a $17 Billion bond offering.
It helps Apple convert their cash horde, pay dividends, and avoid taxes.
Google spent, and essentially lost, $17 Billion buying Motorola.
Apple rockets toward the top of Fortune 500
Pretzel logic Steely Dan
Actually the NYT entirely misses the premise that Foxconn will be making televisions for Apple, which everyone else on the planet has known for sometime now.
A New York Times anti-Apple article swallows its own premise
Once again, the paper twists itself into a pretzel to find the Apple-is-doomed angle.
Apple takes 57% of handset profits, Samsung accounts for remaining 43%
Apple takes 57% of handset profits, Samsung accounts for remaining 43%
Google is buying-off two high-profile tech writers who wrote largely about Apple:
Guy Kawasaki ex-Apple executive, and MG Siegler who writes under the name of Paris Lemon for tech Crunch.
Guy Kawasaki had a successful career writing about Apple after leaving the company.
They'll probably still be writing about Apple, but now in a negative pro-Google way.
I guess Apple lost the bidding war. (snark-snark)
They are now Google employees.
High rent district:
I no longer think Apple needs to buy Adobe, but I do think Apple needs to beef up their own apps.
Adobe goes subscription-only, rebrands Creative Suite as Creative Cloud
The China Syndrome
Apple misses iPhone customers as global carriers balk
iPads as Cash Registers Are About to Go From Novelty to Norm
Gates is losing it!
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