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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

AAPL: David Einhorn's preferred stock proposal is...

10:39 AM David Einhorn's preferred stock proposal is "creative," Tim Cook states at a Goldman conference. But he calls Einhorn's opposition to Prop. 2 a "silly sideshow," and insists the measure is meant to empower shareholders. He claims Apple's (AAPL -1.2%) management/board are in "very active discussions" about returning additional cash, but remains tight-lipped about details. Apple is spiking lower after temporarily doing the opposite. (live blog) (webcast) (previous) Read comments

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Focus Articles on AAPL

Apple Tastes Great In Asia Too by Trident Capitol
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Why Apple Should Ignore Its Shareholders by Felix Salmon

Press Releases on AAPL

Statement by Apple (Business Wire)
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AAPL: Apple Tastes Great In Asia Too

Apple Tastes Great In Asia Too
by Trident Capitol

Apple (AAPL) has suffered recently from a consistent barrage of pundits who assert that it has nearly reached the pinnacle of its market share in key product lines and no longer deserves consideration as a growth stock. While this may be a fair concern for key product lines in established markets, two enormous overseas markets remain largely untapped - China and India. China and India represent two dynamic markets where Apple's growth is imminent in the coming years. read more »

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