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Apple Sets a New Kind of Record: $17 Billion in Debt
CEO Tim Cook finds it's cheaper to borrow a record $17 billion than to pay taxes to bring overseas income back home -
Apple
Apple's 10-Year-Old iTunes Loses Ground to Streaming
The Apple site is no longer a decisive venue for up-and-coming musicians -
Apple
Apple’s Newest Product Introduction: Its Quarterly Earnings Report
Remember those days when Apple Moments were all about rumors and slick product unveilings—not dividend announcements? -
Google
Apple's 'Coach' Campbell Sees Google Glass Starting Era of Intimate Objects
Without betraying secrets, the noted corporate adviser says to expect "the application of technology to really intimate things" -
Apple
Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters -
Apple
What Happens to Executives After They Leave Apple? A Field Guide
Apple alum Ron Johnson's ouster from J.C. Penney raises a question: How has life treated other execs post-Cupertino? -
Personal Technology
I Quantified Myself And All I Got Was This Addictive App
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Europe
Tech Companies Love Dublin's Tax Rates
U.S. firms help boost an Irish economy with few bright spots -
Apple
Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget -
Apple
Apple and the Mysterious Case of the Missing Moonshot
As its rivals push into new areas, Apple has started to look like an innovation laggard -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung, Apple, and Their Very Awkward Chip Relationship
As Samsung has grown into a chip-making powerhouse, its ties to Apple have grown both strong and tense -
Hedge Funds
When David Einhorn Talks, Markets Listen—Usually
One notable exception is when the hedge fund manager happens to be talking about Apple -
Investing
Investors Favor Google Over Apple
Success in mobile helps boost the search giant's valuation -
Design
Silicon Valley Tech Giants Plan Super-Green Campuses
Planted roofs and hidden parking lots are de rigueur at new HQs for Apple, Google, and Facebook -
Apple
How Apple's iWatch Can Be a Moneymaker
Analysts predict huge margins for the timepiece and iPhone add-on
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Apple
Apple's 10-Year-Old iTunes Loses Ground to Streaming
The Apple site is no longer a decisive venue for up-and-coming musicians -
Apple
Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget -
Apple
Apple’s Newest Product Introduction: Its Quarterly Earnings Report
Remember those days when Apple Moments were all about rumors and slick product unveilings—not dividend announcements? -
Google
Silicon Valley Is High on Innovation. And Pot
San Jose's 102 marijuana shops have a loyal tech clientele -
Apple
What Happens to Executives After They Leave Apple? A Field Guide
Apple alum Ron Johnson's ouster from J.C. Penney raises a question: How has life treated other execs post-Cupertino? -
Apple
Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters -
Apple
Tim Cook's Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks
In his most wide-ranging interview since succeeding Steve Jobs, Tim Cook talks about how the company now works, the view that he's "robotic," and the return of Apple manufacturing to the U.S. -
Google
Apple's 'Coach' Campbell Sees Google Glass Starting Era of Intimate Objects
Without betraying secrets, the noted corporate adviser says to expect "the application of technology to really intimate things" -
Apple
Why I Dumped the iPad 3 for a Mini
Having inspired Apple to shrink its iPad, this blogger explains why the new iPad mini has replaced his beloved iPad 3, even without Retina display: Size indeed matters -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung, Apple, and Their Very Awkward Chip Relationship
As Samsung has grown into a chip-making powerhouse, its ties to Apple have grown both strong and tense -
Mobile & Telecom
The iPhone 5's A6 Chip Could Be Apple's Sweetest Revenge Against Samsung
The A6 engine behind the iPhone 5 appears to be one of Apple's most dramatic creations yet -
Apple
Why Apple Will Turn to Holograms
Many have tried and failed with 3D gadgets, but Apple's patents point to a huge advance -
Apple
With Sharp Deal, Samsung Steals a March on Apple
Having to get a cash infusion from Samsung represents a stark reversal of fortune for Sharp—and cause for concern at Apple -
India
Why Apple Is Giving iTunes Discounts in India
The company tries to entice new consumers with discounted songs in its digital media store -
Apple
As E-Book Sales Rise, Apple iPad Bests Amazon Kindle
Publishers are more likely to develop for Apple's iPad, which is far more popular than Amazon's Kindle
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Apple
Apple's 10-Year-Old iTunes Loses Ground to Streaming
The Apple site is no longer a decisive venue for up-and-coming musicians -
Apple
Apple’s Newest Product Introduction: Its Quarterly Earnings Report
Remember those days when Apple Moments were all about rumors and slick product unveilings—not dividend announcements? -
Apple
Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget -
Google
Apple's 'Coach' Campbell Sees Google Glass Starting Era of Intimate Objects
Without betraying secrets, the noted corporate adviser says to expect "the application of technology to really intimate things" -
Apple
How Apple's iWatch Can Be a Moneymaker
Analysts predict huge margins for the timepiece and iPhone add-on -
Google
Silicon Valley Is High on Innovation. And Pot
San Jose's 102 marijuana shops have a loyal tech clientele -
Apple
Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters -
Apple
Tim Cook's Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks
In his most wide-ranging interview since succeeding Steve Jobs, Tim Cook talks about how the company now works, the view that he's "robotic," and the return of Apple manufacturing to the U.S. -
Mobile & Telecom
The iPhone 5's A6 Chip Could Be Apple's Sweetest Revenge Against Samsung
The A6 engine behind the iPhone 5 appears to be one of Apple's most dramatic creations yet -
Apple
As E-Book Sales Rise, Apple iPad Bests Amazon Kindle
Publishers are more likely to develop for Apple's iPad, which is far more popular than Amazon's Kindle -
Apple
Believe It or Not: Apple Chip Guru Decamps for AMD
Jim Keller, one of Apple's chip whizzes, has left for a struggling semiconductor maker -
Apple
What Happens to Executives After They Leave Apple? A Field Guide
Apple alum Ron Johnson's ouster from J.C. Penney raises a question: How has life treated other execs post-Cupertino? -
Apple
Making Music Sound Better on iTunes
As digital downloads supplant CDs, an audio mastering engineer discusses how Apple is trying to make compressed music sound a tad nicer -
Apple
Why Apple Will Turn to Holograms
Many have tried and failed with 3D gadgets, but Apple's patents point to a huge advance -
Apple
From IPads to Crocs, New Patent Law Protects Design
To take effect in about a year, the law harmonizes U.S. practices with the rest of the world
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Apple
Apple's 10-Year-Old iTunes Loses Ground to Streaming
The Apple site is no longer a decisive venue for up-and-coming musicians -
Apple
Apple’s Newest Product Introduction: Its Quarterly Earnings Report
Remember those days when Apple Moments were all about rumors and slick product unveilings—not dividend announcements? -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung, Apple, and Their Very Awkward Chip Relationship
As Samsung has grown into a chip-making powerhouse, its ties to Apple have grown both strong and tense -
Apple
Apple vs. Samsung: The Longer View
The victory over Samsung may give Apple an edge in future licensing agreements -
Apple
In China, Apple Needs Cheap iPhones and a New iTunes
One of Apple's challenges is getting Chinese to pay for things on iTunes -
Apple
Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters -
Mobile & Telecom
The iPhone 5's A6 Chip Could Be Apple's Sweetest Revenge Against Samsung
The A6 engine behind the iPhone 5 appears to be one of Apple's most dramatic creations yet -
innovator
George Yu's Node Gadget Can Measure Anything
The engineer is marketing his sensor-and-app system for the iPhone to a range of industries -
Apple
With Sharp Deal, Samsung Steals a March on Apple
Having to get a cash infusion from Samsung represents a stark reversal of fortune for Sharp—and cause for concern at Apple -
Apps & Software
Samsung and Apple Duel in Enterprise Tech
The Korean giant is trying to best Apple and others with software and features tailored for business customers -
Apple
Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget
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