Fluctuating price and earnings trends over a company’s life cycle frequently create confusion surrounding the proper categorization of a stock as growth or value.
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A recent filing reveals that David Tepper -- the billionaire manager of the Appaloosa Management hedge fund -- cut his stake in Apple by 41 percent in the first quarter of this year.
Despite companies in the technology realm engaging in fierce competition day in and day out, Bill Gates has shown that there's not always bad blood between companies.
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Apple stock has climbed just over 10 percent since it released earnings on April 24, and has once again broken above its 50-day moving average...
Here's an argument for why Apple will continue to be able to innovate and succeed despite the loss of its creative genius, Steve Jobs.
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A rare piece of technological history will go on sale later this month in the form of Apple’s original personal computer.
Apple’s future next-door neighbors in Cupertino, California have received a friendly invitation for feedback regarding Apple’s upcoming Campus 2 building project.
While Cook isn’t standing up well to the comparisons being made to his predecessor Steve Jobs, could any other chief executive officer of a major technology company do a better job?
Even while its cash reserves swell to unprecedented levels, Apple continues its longstanding nickel-and-dime approach to its research and development spending.
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As iTunes revenue growth slows down, it could be showing signs of a weakening Apple