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"Apple CEO Cook Ordered to Give Deposition in Antitrust Case: Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook was ordered to give a deposition in a lawsuit claiming the iPhone maker and other technology companies violated antitrust laws by entering into agreements to not recruit each other's employees. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California, issued the order at a hearing today over the objections of a lawyer representing Apple."
 Bloomberg 7:33 PM
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"Execs' e-mails key in employee no-poaching lawsuit, judge says: E-mails between executives at Apple and Google reveal a shared belief that there was substantial financial benefit in agreements not to recruit each other's employees, the judge in the case says." CNET News 9:17 PM
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"Apple's challenges require leaving Steve Jobs behind" I, Cringely 4:14 PM
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"Why Apple needs a new hit product: Will a cheaper iPhone or Apple TV be next big thing?" MarketWatch 7:47 AM
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"Apple bruised by iPhone's boom-bust cycle: More sales are packed into debut quarters, with less upside to follow" MarketWatch 7:48 AM
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"Investors Grapple With Core Reality of Apple" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:54 AM
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"Company emails are key in Apple, Google hiring case, judge says" Reuters 7:14 PM
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"Apple asks full U.S. appeals court for exceptional attention to Samsung injunction case" Foss Patents 8:31 AM
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"Korean iPhone owners drop location tracking suit against Apple to focus on larger $25m case" The Next Web 10:21 PM
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"Court lets Apple, Samsung add products to patent suit" IDG News Service 7:50 AM
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"Apple loses yet another Samsung patent case: Apple has suffered a further blow in its patent battle against tablets made by rival Samsung." Telegraph 8:01 AM
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"ABI Research: Apple iPhone market share to peak at 22% in 2013, but will remain flat through 2018" The Next Web 9:23 AM
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"Apple's Smartphone Marketshare Expected To Peak At 22% In 2013, Says ABI Research" TechCrunch 9:22 AM
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