MSFT: Microsoft's Generosity To Dell: The Motives

Microsoft's Generosity To Dell: The Motives
by IncomeHunter

In the dynamic world of business, relationships are formed with partners, competitors and even outright rivals. However, these relationships are rarely set in stone. They change as the dynamics of the business change. In this article, I will examine the changing dynamics of Microsoft's (MSFT) business relationships, which could translate into increased future profitability for the company. read more »

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AAPL: Apple's Bright Spot In China - Not Really That Bright

Apple's Bright Spot In China - Not Really That Bright
by Sarfaraz A. Khan

World's leading smartphone manufacturer Apple Inc (AAPL) has recently released its quarterly results that disappointed the investors as its stock tumbled and Exxon (XOM) - temporarily - recaptured the crown of the world's biggest listed company. In mid-day trading on 25th January, Apple's stock fell by 2.32% to $440.4 per share as Exxon surpassed Apple's market cap by $5.23 billion. The sole "bright spot" in Apple's earnings was China. The country is Apple's third biggest market behind Americas and Europe. Apple's quarterly revenues in China (including from Hong Kong and Taiwan) increased by 67% from last year to reach $6.83 billion. This was the biggest revenue jump that Apple reported out of all of its geographic segments. read more »

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