Wednesday, June 13, 2012

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By The Independent Investor: Wow, the market is unpredictable. While the S&P 500 and its tracking exchange traded fund, SPY, has risen nearly 20% from the summer lows of 2011, and stocks such as Apple (AAPL) are up over 30% in the last year.

From Seeking Alpha in Business & Finance, Investing trend Apple

Apple And Google Battle It Out: Which Way Do They Go?

By Muhammad Bazil: According to author Walter Isaacson, Steve Jobs' biographer, the CEO planned to go 'thermal nuclear' - asserting "I will spend my last dying breath if I need to, and I will spend every penny of Apple's $40 billion in the bank, to right this wrong" - over Google (GOOG) and its Android operating system.

From Seeking Alpha in Business & Finance, Investing trend Apple

Apple: This Is The Week That We've Been Waiting For (Part 2)

By The Ugly Truth: How do you eat an elephant? Apparently, you won't have to as Apple's (AAPL) Siri will do it for you! Last year, when Analysts and pundits were busy lining up thrashing Apple's "miss" and the iPhone 4S, I wrote: The Street have been wrong about AAPL's prospects for more than 22 quarters like they've been recently wrong about SIRI.

From Seeking Alpha in Business & Finance, Investing trend Apple

The Euro Takes the Road Well Traveled

The Euro Takes the Road Well Traveled Justin Burkhardt | June 13, 2012 Paths emerge. The EU has options. Yet they continually choose the well-beaten road of fiscal suicide. Leaders of the currency bloc made a weekend announcement that they will be issuing yet another bailout for Spain’s faltering economy in the amount of $125 billion.

From Zero Hedge in Business & Finance trend Euro 2012

Verizon Is Crashing Apple's Party

Shared data plans are coming, and it won't be pretty.

From The Motley Fool in Business & Finance, Investing trend Apple

6 Things You May Have Missed in Apple's Announcements Yesterday

The devil's in the details.

From The Motley Fool in Business & Finance, Investing trend Apple

Dell Joins The Quarterly Dividend Brigade

By Dividends4Life: Dell announced late Tuesday that it was joining the growing ranks of tech companies that pay a dividend. Microsoft (MSFT), Intel (INTC), Oracle (ORCL) and Cisco (CSCO) all pay quarterly dividends, and Apple (AAPL) announced earlier this year it will join the group.

From Seeking Alpha in Business & Finance, Investing trend Apple

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