December 31, 2006
Forget windows, folders and boxes that pop up with text. When students in Thailand, Libya and other developing countries get their $150 computers from the One Laptop Per Child project in 2007, their experience will be unlike anything on standard PCs.
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Phil Davis submits: We often discuss gravity in relation to the stock market in general but, in honor of Sir Isaac Newton I think it is apropos to discuss gravity as it relates to one particular stock -- Apple.
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December 30, 2006
Carl Howe submits: Yesterday's Wall Street Journal has a summarization of Apple's filing to the SEC and restatement of three years of earnings. Here's the story straight out of the SEC 10-K filing: The Company has recorded additional non-cash stock-based compensation expense and related tax effects with regard to past stock option grants, [...]
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As if its options woes weren't trouble enough, Apple Computer Inc. said Friday it is facing several federal lawsuits, including one alleging the company created an illegal monopoly by tying iTunes music and video sales to its market-leading iPod portable players.
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December 29, 2006
As if its options woes weren't trouble enough, Apple Computer Inc. said Friday it is facing several federal lawsuits, including one alleging the company created an illegal monopoly by tying iTunes music and video sales to its market-leading iPod portable players.
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Particularly in hindsight, the Santa Claus rally of 2006 was something to write home about, bookending Christmas itself with heaping sleighloads of market cheer delivered to Wall Street early, often and with uncommon generosity.
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Apple Computer Inc. gave the most detailed account yet of its stock-option practices Friday, clearing CEO Steve Jobs and other current executives of any misconduct. Yet it still isn't clear who was responsible and how much Jobs was involved.
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