 Forbes |
Facebook Face Plant And Apple'Hopium'
Forbes It certainly looks like Apple traders switched out of the stock and had a punt at the Facebook IPO. With last night's Facebook face plant it looks suspiciously like they flipped straight back into Apple, pushing the stock up again. Buy Apple and Google Wait On Facebook, Stay Away From Zynga Is Apple Stealing Facebook's Thunder Today? |
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 VentureBeat |
NPD: Apple continued to dominate mobile PC shipments in Q1
ZDNet (blog) By Rachel King | May 22, 2012, 10:45am PDT Summary: Apple manages to keep beating the competition in the mobile PC market mainly thanks to just one type of device (a tablet) and one brand (iPad). Apple continued to have a firm grip over the worldwide … NPD Q1 2012: Apple still king of the mobile computing hill thanks to iPad NPD DisplaySearch: Apple Remains Leader In Mobile PC Market iPad Growth Drives Apple to Top Mobile PC Share: NPD |
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 CNET UK |
Apple adds Automatic Downloads alert to latest Mountain Lion beta
Apple Insider By AppleInsider Staff Apple's previously announced Automatic Downloads feature is slowly coming together in the latest developer preview of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, which features a new Notification Center alert for Mac App Store purchases. Mozilla readies Firefox for Mountain Lion's Gatekeeper Free & Cheap Ways To Become A Mac IT Master Automatic Downloads added to Mountain Lion |
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 IBNLive.com |
Apple Still The World's Most Valuable Brand
Forbes In what really isn't the most entirely shocking piece of business news a survey has revealed that Apple is still the world's most valuable brand. Given that it is the world's most valuable public company and enjoys the fattest profit margins of any … Apple again the world's most valuable brand; Google third Apple still dominates world's top brands: study Apple pads lead as world's most valuable brand |
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 Christian Science Monitor |
Apple Shines, Facebook Falls
ABC News (blog) The stock market still belongs to Apple, the world's most valuable company. Apple shares rose nearly 6 percent yesterday as stocks rallied after weeks of losses because of the debt crisis in Europe. Apple's bounce was the firm's second-largest gain … Apple climb takes market for a ride Market breaks losing streak, with China's help Apple leads market to big gain, end of losing streak |
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 Brisbane Times |
How Steve Jobs' Sabbatical Solidified Apple's Core
Forbes As Schlender puts it, Jobs's career between the bookends of Apple-I and Apple-II are often dismissed. These are “The Wilderness Years . . . his 1985 to 1996 hiatus from Apple, as if the only meaningful times in Jobs's life were those spent in Cupertino … Obama, Clinton pay tribute to Steve Jobs at the Webbys Steve Jobs honored by presidents, celebrities in Webby Award tribute Jobs flick to hang on 'obstacle' |