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Synovus Trust’s assets include about 30,000 Apple shares. Big tech companies that have already reported this quarter have done little to inspire Wall Street. Google reported in-line revenue last week, while International Business Machines and Intel Corp …

Synovus Trust’s assets include about 30,000 Apple shares. Big tech companies that have already reported this quarter have done little to inspire Wall Street. Google reported in-line revenue last week, while International Business Machines and Intel Corp …

Intel and IBM dropped at least 1.8 percent amid the slowest … of its Australian unit backing home loans after “elevated” losses in the nation. Apple Inc. lost 0.2 percent, reversing earlier gains that were driven by higher estimates …

Among the unique insights into Jobs’ business savvy, Schlender’s interviews with Jobs illustrate just how much Jobs’ years outside Apple — particularly those spent at hardware/software development company NeXT, which Jobs founded in 1985 …

This week, Apple celebrated the 35th birthday of the Apple II, its very first machine, and it’s safe to say the company has come a long, long way since then. This week, another Apple relic has cropped up on eBay … Continue reading →

“Munster predicts that a hardware upgrade in the next quarter will send sales way up. I think it will make me jealous.” Trivett writes, “Mac sales only represent 15% of Apple’s revenue, but sales are benefiting from the popularity of … Continue reading →

Intel beat Wall Street’s expectations with its first-quarter … Also weighing on the tech-heavy Nasdaq was massive Apple (AAPL). The tech titan was pulling back in midday trading after it rose more than 5% Tuesday to break a five-day losing streak.

tablet or laptop without having to install any software or hardware. Ease of implementation with existing email services and compatibility with systems including Microsoft Windows™, RIM Blackberry™, Google Android™, and Apple OSX/iOS™ means that …

Munster predicts that a hardware upgrade in the next quarter will send sales way up. I think it will make me jealous. Apple is definitely a post-PC company. Hell, it even took the word “computer” out of its name. Mac … Continue reading →

After Jobs was ousted from Apple, he founded technology company NeXT … Jobs was forced to layoff most of NeXT’s staff and shifted its focus from hardware to software. With this new objective, NeXT engineered a development environment called WebObjects … Continue reading →