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"Apple still strong at 40, but are best years behind it? Industry insiders think company still have room for innovation and improvements"
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"This Is The Biggest Threat To Apple's iPhone" Forbes 9:00 AM
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"April Is Apple's Darkest Month" Forbes 2:09 PM
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"Apple cash move will not end EU tax probe" Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 3:44 PM
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"Apple: We're not going to sue FBI for hacking into iPhone" TechnoBuffalo 11:18 AM
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"Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube lift music sales higher for the first time in three years" Melbourne Age 9:09 AM
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"App Store app prices and in-app purchases to rise in Norway due to exchange rate fluctuations" 9to5Mac 2:08 PM
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"iPhone search at center of Tampa area drug probe" ["The Tampa iPhone belonged to Julio Alvarez, described by officials as the leader of a highly organized syndicate of marijuana grow houses in three Florida counties. The device is now at the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which is tasked with gaining access to the contents, according to court documents and Assistant State Attorney Darrell Dirks."] Tampa Tribune 4/9
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"U.S. to continue appeal of iPhone data case in New York" VentureBeat 4/9
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"US fight goes on with Apple over iPhone access" AFP 4/9
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"Boston judge orders Apple to help FBI, but not decrypt iPhone" MacNN 4/9
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"Senators work on what might be the most anti-encryption bill yet" Engadget 4/9
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"Security Researchers Trash Burr-Feinstein Encryption Bill As Both Technically Illiterate And Dangerous" HotHardware 4/9
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"Apple won't demand to learn how FBI cracked terror suspect's phone" Ars Technica UK 4/9
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"Gangs, Drugs, And Guns Keep The Pressure On Apple" Digital Trends 4/9
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"This Infamous Ex-CFO Compared Apple to Enron" Fortune 4/9
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"As Apple plots India push, Samsung takes turf with revamped phones" Business Standard 4/9
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