Wednesday, May 1, 2013



Wall Street wanted Apple to do this, now what does Apple do with 17 times the amount of cash in this photo?

Apple raises $17 billion in record-breaking bond offering

"...one billion dollars is stacked on 12 standard palettes made up of 10 million $100 USD notes."









WSJ: Apple to Sell $17 Billion in Bonds

Offering Sets Record; Demand Was More Than $50 Billion








iOS still controls 60%

Report: Android's share of Web traffic is up 35% from last year

Bottom line: Although down 6.6% from last year, the iPhone and iPad still account for 59% of Web activity




Pie charts of the day: Tablet sales grew 140% year over year


Apple's Tim Cook Returns to D Stage to Open 11th Annual Conference



Actually, this guy's reaction was to Apple's numbers last week, so he thought they were good.

IT'S OFFICIAL: Apple Is Raising $17 Billion In A Historic Bond Offering






Robert Reich: The Fed, Apple, and Trickle-Down Economics




Apple's iOS 7 Team in Deadline Crunch Mode, Adding Engineers




Meet the a--holes who took down AAPL

Wall Street analysts: Accuracy is the least of their concerns





Pentagon to grant security clearance for Apple's IOS, some Samsung devices





Achtung! 

iPhone 5 art installations grace Berlin Apple Store ahead of grand opening







Apple Store Berlin





Apple readies entry-level iPhone
 low-cost smartphone market predicted to explode





Apple wants to own your car's console with Maps and Siri integration





iPhone Scam: Homeless men in Memphis get taken for a ride





Samsung celebrity tweets out support for Galaxy S4 from his iPhone





Does anyone know why Google bought Motorola?







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