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"Apple Cuts Annual Spending Forecast By $1 Billion: Reduction comes on more efficient spending on tooling gear and facilities; no product changes planned" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:59 PM
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"Why Apple's Stock Slide Isn't the Company's Fault: Wall Street overestimated iPhone sales"
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"For Apple, more success raises more questions: Apple posted quarterly results on Tuesday that virtually any other company would kill for. Yet CEO Tim Cook still found himself on the defensive." CNET 8:24 AM
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"Apple Watch sales figures: what we know, and what Apple won't tell us" Wired UK 9:03 AM
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"The billion-dollar watch: It's a good start, but where will it wind up?" The Verge 11:32 AM
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"Tim Cook verbatim: In defense of the Apple Watch" Fortune 3:03 PM
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"Why are Apple shares plunging when it just reported record profits?" The Telegraph 7:19 AM
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"What Apple's Bizarre Stock Tumble Really Means: Investors are starting to worry about one part of the business in particular" Time 7:49 AM
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"Apple Loses $62 Billion in Value in 3 Minutes on iPhone Sale" TheStreet 7:19 AM
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"Investors 'Overreacting' to Apple's Numbers: Munster" Bloomberg Video 8:18 AM
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"iPhone Sales Power Strong Apple Earnings: With 47.5 million iPhones sold during the quarter, demand for the smartphone continues to fill Apple's coffers." InformationWeek 8:34 AM
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"How Strong Is Apple's Grip Over Mobile Phones? The Short Answer: The iPhone commands 55% of industry revenue" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 11:43 AM
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"Apple Results: iPhone Blooms, But Whither The iPad? Apple's third-quarter results were dominated by iPhone sales, but the company's iPad business continues to slide." InformationWeek 2:03 PM
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"Apple posts record third-quarter as iPhone sales surge" BBC 7:41 AM
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"Apple says Watch sales ticking along just fine" CNBC Videos 7:18 AM
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"Apple's job just got a lot harder: While the tech giant's performance has been remarkable, its latest earnings signal trouble for anyone investing in the company long-term." Fortune 12:17 PM
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"How the Apple store took over the world/'Sorry, Steve: Here's Why Apple Stores Won't Work,' proclaimed a headline in BusinessWeek in May 2001. Published the day after Apple opened its first retail store in Tyson's Corner, Va., the opinion piece argued that Apple's focus on a few products and a 'perfectionist attention to aesthetics' would limit the company's appeal." Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 8:14 AM
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"As leaders of the nonprofit nonpartisan group Consumer Watchdog, we are writing on behalf of consumers to express grave concerns about Apple's new streaming music service. Based on information received by our group, Apple's new streaming music service raises serious antitrust concerns that require the government to put limitations on Apple as it develops its service if consumers are to continue to have access to free streaming music services and soTcalled 'freemium' music." [3-page PDF] Consumer Watchdog 1:10 PM
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"Consumer Watchdog Asks Feds to Investigate Apple Music for Antitrust Violations" Inside Sources 1:09 PM
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"U.S. Senator, consumer rights group call for an official investigation into Apple Music" iMore 3:58 PM
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"'Apple lures labels from free streams – and why is no one doing anything about it' shrieks group: Rabble rousers demand FTC, DoJ into Music service" The Register 2:21 PM
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