cnbc.com - 12/17/2008
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Short of the long list of shorts out there in Apple Inc. [ AAPL Loading... ( ) ] stock, I don't think anyone would argue about what seems to be a year's worth of heavy market manipulation surrounding this company. And following the massive amount of media attention lavished on Steve ...
appleinsider.com - 12/18/2008
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appleinsider.com —
New evidence that Apple is the mysterious licensee
of Imagination Technologies Group's PowerVR mobile graphics technology broke...
today, when the company publicly announced that Apple has subscribed to 8 million new shares of IMG, giving the iPhone ...
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Apple finally outed as mysterious PowerVR licensee
appleinsider.com - 12/17/2008
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appleinsider.com —
Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, one of the
most outspoken figures on all things Apple, told clients...
on Wednesday that Steve Jobs' absence from this year's Macworld Expo signals "the beginning of a shift in leadership roles" at the ...
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Piper believes leadership shift at Apple is underway
buzznewsroom.com - 12/16/2008
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buzznewsroom.com —
We look back at 30 plus years of
Apple products, the most buzzworthy consumer technology products. From...
the Apple IIe, Lisa, Newton, iMac, iBook, Macbook, to the iPod and iPhone — see how Apple products have evolved and changed our lives. Thanks to ...
(more)
Apple Evolution - Visual History of Apple ...
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CNBC’s Jim Goldman: Apple, Steve Jobs, and the case for bringing back the Uptick Rule
MacDailyNews —
... as a reason why regulations need to be put back in place to protect the little guy," Goldman writes. "The fact is, posting 'gaunt,' or 'frail,' or 'Steve Jobs is ill' is the financial equivalent of yelling fire in a crowded movie house," Goldman writes. "And if that kind of thing is going to be tolerated, government should step in and either investigate the manipulators, or bring back the Uptick Rule." There's much more in the full article - which we obviously highly recommend - here .
Analysts Calling For Public Appearance by Apple CEO Steve Jobs
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News —
... and publications of all shapes and sizes are weighing in with their own opinions and speculation concerning the situation. Much of Wall Street’s reaction though, is focused on one thing in particular, the current health of Steve Jobs.
Wall Street’s destructive obsession with Jobs’ health affects the company’s bottom line tremendously. Among those hit hardest are shareholders and investors. Inspired by MacDailyNews, CNBC’s Jim Goldman reiterates why an uptick rule (Wikipedia) should be brought back into play by the ...
Jobs' MacWorld Exit Brings Investor Backlash
iPhone Savior —
... on his mortality, an Achilles heel able to sway Apple's net worth in a matter of minutes, no longer hours or days. The fact is, posting "gaunt," or "frail," or "Steve Jobs is ill" is the financial equivalent of yelling fire in a crowded movie house. And if that kind of thing is going to be tolerated, government should step in and either investigate the manipulators, or bring back the Uptick Rule," writes Jim Goldman for CNBC. As Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs has an obligation to his ...
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