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"What Happens If Apple Starts Making Cars" ["If Apple truly wants to fundamentally transform the driving experience and global automobile business, it surely has the ingenuity and resources to do so. Super-investor Warren Buffett's admonition that 'When a management with a reputation for brilliance tackles a business with a reputation for bad economics, it is the reputation of the business that remains intact' doesn't apply. Unlike commercial aviation, automobile economics brilliantly reward the brilliant. Apple is brilliant. Don't bet against them."]
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"Apple hiring big brains in car battery space: A year and a half ago, Apple Inc had applied for just eight patents related to auto batteries. Recently, it has hired a bevy of engineers, just one of whom had already filed for 17 in his former career, according to a Thomson Reuters analysis." Reuters 5:48 PM
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"The best evidence yet that Apple is working on an electric car" Fortune 7:45 AM
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"Apple car has pitfalls but leverages comptency" USA Today 8:58 PM
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"Apple Is Forming an Auto Team" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 7:51 AM
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"Apple Goes Full Speed Ahead on Electric Car by 2020" Bloomberg TV 8:15 AM
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"Apple sued for hiring battery engineers: A123 Systems, which designs batteries for electric cars, sues Apple for allegedly poaching staff, prompting speculation that the technology giant is working on its own driverless car" Telegraph 8:07 AM
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"Tim Cook and Contradicting the Founder-CEO" ["I've been thinking about this oversimplified framework when it comes to Tim Cook, a CEO who has been in the news even more than usual this week amid talk of Apple building a car. (A little more on that later.)"] The Information [Subscription Required for Full Article] 1:44 PM
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"Apple Pay success solidifies Apple ecosystem: Analyst" CNBC Videos 7:46 AM
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"Why Apple Pay could be big: Analyst" CNBC 8:46 AM
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"Apple Watch to lift Australian wearable market to AU$400m" ZDNet 7:45 AM
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"Apple's new enterprise business is going to be so much bigger than most people imagine" Business Insider 7:59 AM
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"With IBM, Apple will own the mobile enterprise" Computerworld 7:47 AM
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