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"Apple Cuts Orders for iPhone Parts as Demand Slips" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:46 PM
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"Apple cuts iPhone 5 screen orders in half due to 'weak demand', says WSJ" 9 to 5 Mac 9:47 PM
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"Apple Will Revolutionize TV And Here's How" Seeking Alpha 7:04 AM
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"Apple's Newest Hire Indicates An Impending Dividend Or Share Repurchase Increase" Seeking Alpha 7:05 AM
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"Apple's (AAPL) Low-End iPhone Is Back on the Table" Wall Street Pit 7:14 AM
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"The Right-Hand Man Of Steve Jobs Has Broken His Silence" Business Insider 7:28 AM
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"Apple's China Factor" iMore 12:52 PM
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"Foxconn Begins Bribery Investigation" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 12:53 PM
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"Workplace dispute roils Foxconn supplier in China: The contract manufacturer, which makes iPhones and other consumer electronics, acknowledges a 'workplace issue' at a factory run by a supplier that Reportedly makes iPhone connectors and other goods." CNET News 6:24 PM
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"iPad Estimates Range from 16.8 Million to 32 Million" Forbes 12:06 PM
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"Just months after being ejected from Microsoft, former Windows Head Steven Sinofsky is already Tweeting from iPhone" 9 to 5 Mac 7:15 PM
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"iPhone 5 users are Europe's biggest data consumers" Reuters 9:42 PM
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"Samsung vehemently opposes Apple's request for a rehearing of U.S. appeals court's Nexus ruling"
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"Apple won't blindly pursue market share, Chinese paper Reports" Reuters 1/12
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"Will a Cheaper iPhone See the Light of Day?" NewsFactor 1/12
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"What Would It Take for China to Become Apple's Biggest Market?" The Motley Fool 1/12
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"Apple Still Has the Upper Hand in Phone, Tablet War" Barron's [Paid subscription required] 1/12
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"How many Macs did Apple sell last quarter?" Fortune 1/12
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"Parents told to beware children running up huge bills on iPad and iPhone game apps: Developers are urged to make it less easy for a child to spend hundreds on 'in-app' purchases" The Guardian 1/12
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