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bloomberg.com - 10/23/2008

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— bloomberg.com — Jobs Said to Be Targeted by Teen in Heart-Attack Tale (Update1) By David Scheer Oct. 23 (Bloomberg)... -- A fake Internet report that Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack was posted by a teenager, and investigators ... (more) U.S.

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unwiredview.com - 10/23/2008

Apple looks forward to add RF communications to everything

— unwiredview.com — Apple is well known for a very tight integration of it’s various devices. Your iMac, iPod, Apple... TV, Airport and other Apple devices all work seamlessly within your home. But what happens when you are outside your home? So far Apple did not ... (more) Apple looks forward to add RF communications to everything

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updates.zdnet.com - 10/22/2008

steve jobs Resources

— updates.zdnet.com — ZDNet Resources You're the CEO: How would you spend Apple's $25 billion? Apple revealed in its Q4... 2008 earnings conference call that the company currently has US$25 billion in cash and no debt. Steve Jobs mentioned that its cash supply allows it to ... (more) steve jobs Resources

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What’s Apple really worth?  Much more than Wall Street seems to realize
MacDailyNews — ... and not give this its fair due is to overlook Apple's true value in the marketplace, and on Wall Street," Goldman writes. "The company probably realizes that it has made a mistake by choosing GAAP versus non-GAAP, and is trying to rectify the situation by releasing both, but trying to focus on the latter," Goldman writes. "It's one thing for Apple to focus on the latter, but a far different thing to get Wall Street to do the same." More in the full article - highly recommended - here . Related articles: ...

The GAPP Between Apple and Investors
The Mac Observer — ... , 4:10 PM EDT, October 24th, 2008 Apple's subscription accounting method for iPhone and Apple TV, GAAP and non-GAAP revenue, forced by the Sarbanes-Oxley law is making increasingly difficult for some analysts and investors to sort out Apple's real value, according to Jim Goldman at CNBC. Even so, there is plenty of good market research that gives valuable insight into Apple's potential in all its markets, and it's up to everyone to find it and pay attention. For the first time in Apple's last earnings report, it reported the traditional revenue and EPS numbers, but then ...