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"Apple's Cook says firm in 'prolific' period of innovation"
 Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 3:32 PM
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"Apple to spend $10 billion on innovation, expansion in 2013" AppleInsider 5:03 PM
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"The Fight to Unseat Apple's iPhone Intensifies" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:38 PM
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"What Apple's earnings really mean: The company is not quite as perfect as everybody thought. But it is at its best when it feels threatened." Fortune 8:11 AM
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"How Apple ate Wall Street: No company has ever had as big an impact on your portfolio" MarketWatch 1:25 PM
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"Analysts to Apple: Bend your knee to Wall Street/Analysts urge Apple to kowtow to Wall Street as shares plunge on slowing growth" Associated Press 4:15 PM
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"Are old iPhones a gateway drug? How Apple is using older, cheaper devices to reel in new customers" MarketWatch 1:25 PM
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"It's not Apple's fault, it's ours: The problem, investors, lies not in Apple but in ourselves." Reuters 2:52 PM
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"Apple Is Killing It in China, and Cook Says That's Just the Start" AllThingsD 8:09 AM
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"Apple's fortunes rise in China, despite sagging market share: Apple reported strong growth in the Chinese market, with revenue up from iPhone sales" IDG News Service 8:21 AM
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"In his own words: Tim Cook on Apple earnings and more" Macworld 8:48 AM
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"Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'No technology company has ever Reported these kinds of results" MacDailyNews 9:16 AM
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"Apple May Be in the Penalty Box, but Growth Will Resume: Underlying product demand looks a lot better than the stock price, so there's reason to hang on." Minyanville 8:27 AM
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"Apple's brave old world of cannibalization" ZDNet 7:54 AM
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"Apple CEO to investors: Ignore the rumors" ZDNet 7:53 AM
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"Apple results spur price target cuts, shares fall 9 percent" Reuters 8:08 AM
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"Apple's iPhone disappointment fans doubt on growth" Reuters 8:09 AM
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"Apple sets new records, Wall Street loses faith" Computerworld 8:36 AM
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"Apple's Shares Drop as Slowing Growth Builds on Investor Worries" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:46 AM
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"Apple Kicks Jobs' UPOD Strategy To The Curb In Cupertino: Steve Jobs employed a number of master strategies to make Apple the company it is today. Slowly Apple has been abandoning Jobs' strategies that had made Apple successful. Steve Jobs was a master of a strategy known as UPOD. UPOD stands for under promise and over deliver. Now Apple has officially announced that it is abandoning UPOD." Forbes 10:03 AM
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"The 3 Things Wall Street's Missing About Apple: If Tim Cook is a passionate visionary, he'll resist the expectations of Wall Street. The only way Apple can remain strong will be to build great products that enrich our lives. One mobile OS to rule the world? That's a trip to the pit of doom. The point is to make customers happy. To gain new ones. And later, they'll buy more Apple products." MacNewsWorld 8:42 AM
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"Two billion iMessages are sent from Apple's 500 million iOS devices every day: Apple CEO Tim Cook also revealed there are 250 million iCloud users during the company's earnings call" Macworld UK 7:53 AM
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"What's Wrong With Apple? It's Not What You Think" CNBC 1:21 PM
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"Three Things Apple Must Do to Regain Its Momentum" Forbes 8:23 AM
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"The Impossible Leadership Position of Apple Inc" Forbes 8:22 AM
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"ITC to review decision in Apple complaint against Samsung: A Commission judge had earlier ruled that Samsung products infringed on four Apple patents" IDG News Service 8:31 AM
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"Samsung must let Japanese court rule on discovery request against Apple before U.S. court will assist" Foss Patents 8:42 AM
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"Samsung says it will not reduce chip investments despite losing Apple's business" AppleInsider 8:22 PM
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