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"Apple, Samsung's next critical play: Affordable smartphones/Both companies have made a killing with their flagship products, but the next wave of growth will depend on how well they adapt to the low end of the market."
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"Is Apple about to feel Samsung squeeze on iPhone costs? A Jefferies analyst estimates that the bill of materials for the iPhone is going higher. Samsung plays a big role in two out of the three primary cost drivers for its rival." ZDNet 10:01 AM
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"Samsung Is Spanking Apple in Earnings, Sales" Wired 8:07 AM
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"iPhone delay could spell gloom for Apple, analyst says: Apple's once-a-year iPhone cycle has been like clockwork. But if it takes longer than expected, Apple's market share could take a hit." CNET News 3:25 PM
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"Apple lays groundwork for first debt sale ever" Reuters 10:00 AM
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"Apple mandates banks for debt investor meetings -source: Apple has tapped Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs to lead meetings with bond investors, a source said on Monday, as the US computer giant mulls its first-ever sale of debt." Reuters 8:42 AM
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"Apple goes to the capital markets today to raise cash" Fortune 9:41 AM
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"iTunes at 10: What's Next for Digital Music Sales?" [Video Report] Bloomberg 8:41 AM
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"Why Apple Isn't Rotting" Forbes 3:28 PM
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"Bad Apple? The company may just show us everything wrong with American business." The Daily Beast 8:10 AM
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"Just How Close Is Apple's Tim Cook to Being Fired? Apple CEO Tim Cook needs to show investors where the company's future growth is coming from. If he fails this fall, then he might be in big trouble, say industry analysts." CIO 8:10 AM
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"Apple, Bayer, United, Purdue: Intellectual Property/Apple Inc., the largest U.S. maker of smartphones, won a court ruling that it doesn't infringe patent claims brought by intellectual property licensing firm Golden Bridge Technology Inc." Bloomberg 8:57 AM
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"Apple escapes patent suit after US judge tosses complaint" AppleInsider 8:57 AM
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