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"Enterprises buying iPhones 'in droves': Here's the tipping point"
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"Apple Said to Fire Maps Manager After Flaws Hurt IPhone 5" ["Richard Williamson, who oversaw the mapping team, was pushed out by Senior Vice President Eddy Cue, said the people, who asked not to be named because the information wasn't yet public."] Bloomberg 1:34 PM
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"Apple tells maps manager to get lost, report says" CNET News 1:44 PM
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"Report: Apple fires Maps manager" USA Today 4:26 PM
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"Apple Pushes Out Mapping Executive" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 4:26 PM
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"Apple to Maps Manager: You're Fired. Oh, Good Luck Finding Your Way Out of the Building." AllThingsD 1:41 PM
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"Apple reportedly fires Apple Maps lead" VentureBeat 1:42 PM
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"Apple Reportedly Fires Maps Manager as Cue Rebuilds Maps Team" The Mac Observer 1:43 PM
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"Apple SVP Eddy Cue reportedly fires Maps manager after iOS 6 debacle" The Next Web 1:42 PM
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"Apple Reportedly Fires The Manager Directly In Charge Of The iOS 6 Maps Team" TechCrunch 1:42 PM
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"Exec responsible for Apple iOS map fiasco walks the plank" The Register 4:06 PM
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"Apple sends maps executive to the wilderness" AFP/ABC 4:26 PM
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"Apple takes lead in US smartphone market" Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 1:44 PM
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"Apple seeking 'advice' from TomTom on how to fix its point-of-interest woes with Maps" The Next Web 1:42 PM
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"Patent exhaustion and possible EU intervention at issue in German Samsung v. Apple SEP lawsuit" Foss Patents 8:26 AM
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"Apple insists that Samsung's purported workaround still infringes pinch-to-zoom API patent" Foss Patents 8:26 AM
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"Apple-Samsung Patent War Intensifies" Zacks 8:33 AM
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"Kantar Worldpanel: Apple Shoots Back To Top Of U.S. Smartphone Sales On An iPhone 5 Rocket, Android Leading Elsewhere" TechCrunch 8:44 AM
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"Apple takes smartphone top spot from Google in U.S. - research" Reuters 8:17 AM
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"Analyst: iPhone 5 costs shaves a fraction off Apple's colossal gross margins" ZDNet 8:29 AM
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"iPhone 5 propels iOS back ahead of Android in U.S.: During the 12 weeks ended October 28, Apple nabbed a 48.1 percent market share, compared to Android's 46.7 percent. But overseas, it's a different story." CNET News 10:05 AM
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"Apple: What Black Friday May Mean for iPads" Forbes 11:01 AM
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