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ebooks: what's going on in the digital format
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Dear Mr. Berko: Early last year, several months after Steve Jobs died, when Apple was trading at $520, you wrote a column saying the stock price would take a huge dive.
Steve Jobs Ponders His Legacy In Never-Before-Seen 1994 Video [Mac Blog]
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Each year at WWDC, TMO interviews a few Apple developers who want to tell their story.
Apple did not attain the largest market cap in the world by selling legal downloads for 99 cents each.
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Cox Business released the results of its first small business survey and the findings included that email was still the most critical communications tool, social media is lacking and Steve Jobs was the top entrepreneurial idol.
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The Kind of Money Americans Hate
Some don't like talking about it because it's political, but the shift in wealth inequality is one of the most important economic stories of the last 20 years.
The Case For Legal Certainty On Unlocking
Reversing the decision of the Librarian is a terrific first step, but the market needs regulatory certainty.
Former Bush Adviser Defends The 1 Percent
Former Bush and Romney adviser Greg Mankiw has a new paper called "Defending the One Percent" The former economic adviser to President George W. Bush and wannabe president Mitt Romney has a new paper, called " Defending The One Percent ," arguing that income inequality is not as terrible a thing as liberals make it out to be.
At Apple, Steve Jobs' Legacy Lives On
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How Apple shook up the electronic book market
Apple didn't try to fix or raise the prices of electronic books when it entered into the market in 2010, according to Apple Senior Vice President Eddy Cue.