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"Apple Recruiting Chip Engineers to Work in Qualcomm's Backyard: Apple Inc. is aggressively hiring engineers in Qualcomm Inc.'s home base of San Diego, seeking designers to develop wireless components and processors that would further weaken the chipmaker's chances of again supplying chips for the iPhone maker's future devices."
 Bloomberg 8:04 AM
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"Apple targets Qualcomm employees with new job listings" The Verge 11:57 AM
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"Prominent managers loaded up on Apple before recent tumble" Reuters 7:41 AM
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"Apple Partners With Movie Studio A24 to Make Feature-Length Films: Tech giant plans multiple feature-length films, broadening its push into original content beyond TV programming" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 2:48 PM
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"Apple inks deal with A24 studio to produce original, feature-length films: Apple's TV streaming service is rumored to debut in the first half of 2019." Ars Technica 8:14 PM
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"Big mutual funds loaded up on AAPL in Q3, some now worrying about growth" AppleInsider 7:47 AM
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"Misreading Apple's Supply Chain and iPhone XR" Tech.pinions 10:56 AM
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"Tax reforms benefited AAPL investors but didn't create jobs – FT" 9to5Mac 7:47 AM
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"Why the MacBook Air might spell the end of configurable Macs" ["Looking a bit further into the future, if Apple starts building Macs with ARM processors, is it going to want to offer different classes of processors within those models? On iOS, Apple has steadfastly refused to do this. Every model-year of a given model is generally powered by the same processor across the board."] Macworld 7:42 AM
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