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"Worried Apple CEO on Damage Control Trip to China/Bottom line: An upcoming China trip by Apple's CEO looks hastily arranged and aimed at damage control after several recent setbacks, but won't stem the company's recent sales plunge due to intense competition from domestic brands like Huawei."
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"Apple's perfect problem: CNBC's Jon Fortt, and Farhad Monjoo, The New York Times tech reporter, discuss whether Apple needs to take more risks." CNBC Videos 11:31 AM
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"The Untapped Value Of Apple Services Will Drive Apple Inc Growth" Amigobulls 7:47 AM
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"The Real Reason Apple Made the Apple Watch: Late Apple CEO Steve Jobs felt the healthcare system needed a complete technological overhaul" Time 5:01 PM
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"Steve Jobs tasked Apple to fix healthcare and Apple Watch is part of the answer" AppleInsider 7:43 PM
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"Apple has workout labs staffed with nurses working on new features for the Apple Watch" Business Insider 7:44 PM
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"Should and Could Apple Buy Netflix for $53 Billion?" Investopedia 7:23 AM
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"PC market at 2011 levels as tablets fall for the sixth quarter" ["Apple continued to lead the market into the first quarter of 2016 with shipments of just over 14 million units, despite falling 17%. Lenovo shipped some 25,000 units less than Apple, as its decline moved into double digits on the back of weakening sales in Greater China."] Canalys 7:22 AM
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"Apple, Google, others face questions over slow security fixes: Two federal agencies want to know how and when smartphone makers patch security flaws, amid concerns that vulnerabilities are not patched soon enough." ZDNet 2:19 PM
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"U.S. regulators want to know why your phone isn't getting security updates faster: Google, Apple, Samsung and others have been asked to provide details about their mobile updates" Re/code 3:21 PM
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"Police and Tech Giants Wrangle Over Encryption on Capitol Hill" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 5:44 PM
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"Should you disable Touch ID for your own security? Judges in the U.S. have ordered people to unlock their fingerprint-locked phones. Coercion by others remains an issue." Macworld 7:07 AM
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