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The financial implosion of an Apple partner suggests that the company chose poorly.
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Apple Returns Fire As Activist Investor Carl Icahn Demands More Share Buybacks
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HTC Is Holding Back On Smartwatches Until There's 'A Really Compelling Reason' To Strap On Wrist
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Tim Cook Honors Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs' Death Anniversary In Email To Employees
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Apple iPhone 6 Presale Interest Reportedly Exceeds 4 Million In China
Apple's iPhone 6 is extremely popular in China, and it isn't even on sale or available for preorder.
Apple Could Face Record Fine Of Billions For Shielding Profit From Taxes In Ireland
The EU will release results this week of its probe into whether the Irish government allowed improper tax breaks for Apple.
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Apple can't and won't provide government authorities access to data stored on iPhones.
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