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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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According to Google Finance, Regis Corp. has a market cap twice as big as Apple's
FORTUNE -- I've long since given up on Google (GOOG) as fair arbiter of business news value (see Has Google Finance's news feed got it in for Apple?). I'd assumed, however, that it could be trusted to deliver accurate market data.
But reader Hank Vaccaro points out that according...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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There's no product, but the usual suspects are already measuring its failure and success
FORTUNE -- That didn't take long.
The ink had hardly dried on the New York Times' and the Wall Street Journal's reports that Apple (AAPL) might be working on a wrist watch-size iOS device when the handicappers swooped in for the kill.
Two reports caught my eye:
The Motley Fool's 5...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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Apple and Google are ennemies and partners at the same time due to asymmetric competition. According to a report from Morgan Stanley, Google could pay more than $1 billion in 2014 to remain the default search engine on iOS. In 2009, Google paid only $82 million for the privilege. Analyst Scott Devitt believes that it is a per-device deal growing...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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Apple and Google are enemies and partners at the same time due to asymmetric competition. According to a report from Morgan Stanley, Google could pay more than $1 billion in 2014 to remain the default search engine on iOS. In 2009, Google paid only $82 million for the privilege. Analyst Scott Devitt believes that it is a per-device deal growing...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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Apple doesn’t care if competitors have cheaper products. It doesn’t care if its next big thing cannibalizes its last big thing. Not about buying big money-makers, and certainly not about how you think it should deal out stock. Today at Goldman Sach’s conference, Tim Cook played the defiant king of an empire too powerful to be distracted by the present or...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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Towards the end of Apple CEO Tim Cook’s keynote appearance today at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference, he dedicated a good-sized monolog to the state of Apple’s retail operation, where he confirmed a new store in Turkey and more international growth; noted that stores have become so important in their communities that you can’t really call...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a keynote speech at the Goldman Sachs investor conference that Apple was going to close 20 of its retail stores, in order to move them and make them large enough to serve the ongoing influx of Apple customers. Some of Apple’s stores aren’t big enough, Cook said, noting that its retail outlets now see...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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Once upon a time, Apple was a hardware company that also maintained a software and media ecosystem since it helped drive purchases of Macs, iPods and more. But over the years, the software and services side of the business has become increasingly important, and CEO Tim Cook even went so far as to state out right that Apple is “not...
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February 12, 2013 Posted By:
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said in today’s keynote speech at the Goldman Sachs investor conference that while Apple picks acquisition targets based on opportunity, the company has a clear strategy if you look back at its acquisitions over the past three years.
“If you look at the last three years, we’ve averaged an acquisition every other month,” he said. “And the...
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