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Apple introduces new Mac desktop computers

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Apple Inc refreshed its line of Mac desktop computers, adding stronger capabilities and nudging some prices lower as consumer spending feels the pinch of the recession.
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Apple assures shareholders Jobs is still involved

although that part of the law is seen as something of a gray area. Still, the mood at Wednesday's annual meeting was casual. Shareholders joined in a Happy Birthday chorus for Jobs, who was absent but turned 54 on Tuesday. In 2004, Jobs was treated for a rare type of pancreatic cancer. He appeared gaunt at an Apple event in June 2008, touching off speculation that his cancer had returned. The...
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Apple shareholders seek answers on Steve Jobs's health

Apple's chief executive Steve Jobs remains deeply involved in company decisions despite relinquishing control over daily operations, company executives said on Wednesday. Facing a prolonged recession and drought in consumer spending, Apple has been unable to shake questions regarding the future of its charismatic CEO, who has been on medical leave and out of public view for more than a month. J...
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Apple's Woz waltzes back into the spotlight

Tech icon Steve Wozniak, who co-founded Apple and helped popularize personal computing, is obviously unafraid to try new things. His latest venture is competing in Dancing with the Stars, ABC's reality TV show which returns for an eighth season on March 9.
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Apple iLife '09 goes on sale tomorrow

Apple confirmed on January 27, 2009, the shipment of the Apple's creativity application suite called iLife. There are no new applications in this release, but a whole raft of upgrades and improvements.
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Apple beats expectations

Apple Inc.'s fiscal first-quarter net income rose 1.9 percent on strong iPod sales, and shares jumped 9.8 percent to $90.92 in after-hours trading as the results topped Wall Street's expectations.
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Analyst: Steve Jobs may pass Apple 'baton' to COO

Just a week after trying to assure investors of his health, Apple chief Steve Jobs announced Wednesday he will take a leave of absence till end-June because of health problems more complex than thought, causing shares to plunge and analysts speculating over the leadership of the tech company.
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Apple Updates iLife, iWork

Apple unveiled revisions to its iLife and iWork software packages Tuesday at the Macworld 2009 show for developers in San Francisco.

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