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"The secrets Apple keeps: Undercover meetings! Stealth product developments! The world's most successful company is obsessed with privacy. In his new book, Fortune senior editor-at-large Adam Lashinsky finds out what it's really like to work at Apple and how its secretive behavior pays off."
 Fortune 7:49 AM
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"Shedding Light on Apple's Supply Chain: Apple's big reveal last week had nothing to do with its latest products. Instead, it told the world who most of its suppliers are. It also announced its membership in the Fair Labor Association. This week it will have more news to spread: the company's planned a big announcement in New York Thursday, and it's indicated it will relate to education." MacNewsWorld 7:46 AM
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"Apple Said to Plan Digital-Textbook Push to Bolster IPad Use in Schools" Bloomberg 8:56 AM
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"Apple's Textbook Push Spotlights Executive/As Apple Inc. prepares to unveil a new digital-textbook service on Thursday, the spotlight is falling on its vice president who is leading core aspects of the new service: Roger Rosner." WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:43 AM
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"Apple's 'Bliss' e-textbook project inspired by Al Gore's 'Our Choice'" AppleInsider 2:33 PM
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"Apple Macs Land on More Corporate Desks: Inside General Electric, Employees Can Now Choose Apple Over Windows PCs; One Hitch—Most Don't Know They Can" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:22 AM
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"A 'Conservative' Estimate: Apple Will Sell 48 Million iPads in Calendar 2012" AllThingsD 8:04 AM
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"Apple Shareholders Urged to Vote for Conflict of Interest Shareholder Proposal to Determine if Al Gore Violated Apple's Business Conduct Policy: Shareholders Have a Right to Know if Gore's Personal Financial Interests are Conflicting with His Board Responsibilities, says National Center for Public Policy Research" The National Center for Public Policy Research 10:19 AM
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"'CalPERS' Pressures Apple on Director Elections: A California pension fund is putting pressure on Apple to institute a widely used rule that directors face majority votes in uncontested elections. Neal Lipschutz makes a stop on Mean Street to explain the rationale." [Video Report] MarketWatch 2:36 PM
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