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"Without Apple, 'supply chain' shrinking, says analyst: Apple is so important to the group of companies that build tech-related electronics products that without Apple there would be negative growth, according to Citibank."
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"Apple is the biggest chip buyer: and getting bigger: Apple buys about 50 percent more memory, processors, and other semiconductor products than its nearest rival, Samsung: which, by the way, isn't just a buyer, but also the second-biggest producer." CNET News 2:53 PM
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"Apple's mammoth size said to dictate tech investment strategies: The sheer size and reach that Apple has come to enjoy over the past few years has forced some analysts to assess tech companies not only based on merits, but how they line up with the iPad maker's current and future plans." AppleInsider 9:12 PM
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"Apple Joins America's Biggest Dividend Payers" Forbes 9:12 PM
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"How Apple takes over the payments and advertising markets" Covestor 7:50 AM
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"How 100 iPads saved Greece $140 billion" Fortune 7:53 AM
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"Apple Vs. Proview: Hong Kong Court Dismisses Some of Proview's Evidence" WebProNews 10:47 AM
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"Hong Kong courts side with Apple over iPad trademark dispute with Proview" UberGizmo 10:46 AM
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"BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Brands Study 2012" ["The No1 brand for the second year, Apple, rose 19% in value and is now worth $182.9 billion."] WPP 8:01 AM
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"Apple beats IBM and Google to top global brand report, as tech firms dominate" The Next Web 8:16 AM
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"Why The iPhone's Success Has Women To Thank" ReadWriteWeb 8:32 AM
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"U.S. sales ban of Galaxy Tab 10.1 looms large: hearing scheduled for June 7" Foss Patents 7:59 AM
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"Apple-Samsung Patent Fight Skirts Resolution" [Video Report] Bloomberg 8:26 AM
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"Apple's trial experts are 'slavish fanbois who believe in magic': Samsung has asked a Californian court to dismiss seven of Apple's expert witnesses in a patent case - because their 'slavish' love for the Foxconn-rebrander means they are unable to give useful testimony." The Register 8:23 AM
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"Tim Cook made $378 million in 2011, more than any CEO in all of America and a little of it had anything to do with his performance." The Atlantic Wire 9:33 AM
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