appleinsider.com - 12/17/2008
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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 company.
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
apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com - 12/16/2008
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Much of the speculation about Steve Jobs’ rail-thin
appearance at the unveiling of the new iPhone on...
June 9 has tended to be all or nothing. Either his cancer has returned or he is recovering from a bout with a “common bug,” as his spokeswoman told ...
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Why does Steve Jobs look so thin?
buzznewsroom.com - 12/16/2008
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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 ...
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Apple Evolution - Visual History of Apple ...
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Analyst: Apple Might be Dethroning Jobs
Wired: Gadget Lab —
... in the Macworld trade show. The paired announcement revived rumors about Jobs' deteriorating health.
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GMSV —
... : “There would have to be something big to offset the many reasons why Steve should give the Macworld keynote. I come back to his health. I think that’s the real news here, what today’s last Macworld announcement seeks to obscure. Steve isn’t well, and he hasn’t been for some time.” Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster doesn’t necessarily buy the health theory, but does believe the decision sends “ a clear message that a leadership shift is underway .” Oppenheimer’s Yair Reiner is ...
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... - Specifically, for $197 with a 2-year contract. • Piper believes leadership shift at Apple is underway - As a result of Steve Jobs' not appearing at Macworld. Also ...
Steve Jobs is Apple’s Chicken and Egg
SmoothSpan Blog —
... The analysts get it. Piper says it’s a signal a transition is underway. Of course things go rapidly downhill from there starting with various folks ...
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Cult of Mac —
... Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster made essentially the same point about Apple’s executive team in a mid-December research note. ...
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From Silicon Alley Insider:Apple bull Gene Munster says he was "shocked" to hear that Steve Jobs won't be giving the Macworld keynote in three weeks. He wasn't the only one.
Let's walk through some possible reasons for this decision:
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