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Apple rolls out its new iPad, with no fancy name attached
Apple unveiled its new iPad, but it's not called iPad 3 or iPad HD as widely speculated for weeks.
Rather it stuck with simply calling it the iPad, a move that speaks to the company's ambitions to have its blockbuster tablet supplant the ubiquitous...Tags: Steve Jobs, New Products, Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Apple's Universal gambit goes for broke
For the second time in a little more than a month, reports of a music-related initiative by Apple Computer Inc. have touched off a flurry of speculation. But last week's article in the Los Angeles Times, which reported that Apple has been in talks for...Tags: Newspapers, Shania Twain, Santa Monica, Apple Inc., Sony Corp.
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Whose song will Apple sing?
Recently I stumbled upon a rock group called The Donnas, a foursome that combines the power of mid-1980s metal bands with the party-hearty punk sound of the Ramones. Intrigued after hearing a couple of tunes from their most recent album, "Spend the...Tags: Music Industry, Napster Inc., New Products, Consumers, Metal and Mineral
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Pirates and pioneers
Everybody steals from Apple Computer Inc. Or so the thinking goes in the Mac community. Ever since Microsoft Corp. introduced Windows 1.0 in 1985, there has been a ceaseless chorus from Mac users accusing the software giant, based in Redmond, Wash.,...Tags: Technology, Apple Inc., Business, Sun Microsystems Inc., Invention and Innovation
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Old blood rejuvenates dreams of younger men
Sun StaffLast in a series In the lounge of a posh New York hotel last fall, two men munched on bagels and chewed over the future of Blue Sky Factory Inc. One of them was Greg Cangialosi, 28, who had spent the past eight months pouring his personal savings and...Tags: Plant Openings, Public Relations, Anthrax, Employees, San Francisco
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For some, small is the only way to go
Special to SunSpotThousands of Baltimore-area shoppers hit the megamalls and superstores in search of holiday gifts this past weekend, but Ruth Levy wasn't one of them. Instead, the city resident shopped for toys for her grandchildren at Barstons Child's Play, a small...Tags: Consumers, Towson, Toys, San Marcos, Holidays
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Nation losing more than unskilled work
Times Staff WriterWASHINGTON — America emerged from its last binge of "offshoring" with a comforting story about how it could win in the great global reshuffling of labor. Promoted by then-candidate Bill Clinton in the early 1990s and embellished by a slew of tech...Tags: EMC Corporation, Muscle, Colleges and Universities, Finance, India
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Old names to dominate e-tailing
Sun StaffOnline retailing - still in its infancy but growing fast despite some early stumbles - will continue moving into the mainstream of consumer buying in 2001. Last year, a crowded field of purely Internet start-ups fought it out for market share,...Tags: Best Buy Company Inc., Overstock.com Incorporated, Consumers, E-Commerce Industry, Consumer Goods Industries
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Taming the Internet frontier
The Wall Street JournalDon't look now, but the freewheeling days of the Internet are ending. Since its infancy, the Net has been seen as a place independent of the rules that governed the offline world. Borders could be transcended, new identities created, and old notions of...Tags: Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Business Enterprises, The Ohio State University, Target Brands, Inc., Credit and Debt
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Two Apples aren't better than one
Woe to the technology scribe who writes ill of Apple Computer, Inc. Every published writer who's run afoul of the sensibilities of the Mac community rapidly learns the consequences. Vitriol-laden e-mail (known on the Internet as "flames") questioning...Tags: Music Industry, Intel Corp., Consumer Electronics Industry, Apple Inc., Disasters
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INTERVIEW-Citi seeks its next act in wealth management
Reuters* Citibank to expand bankers, brokers to 800 by 2014 * Hires senior Merrill Lynch executive Cummings * Citi targeting mass affluent, high net worth clients * Program to help offset loss of Smith Barney By Joseph A. Giannone NEW YORK, May 29 (Reuters)...Tags: JPMorgan Chase & Co., Citigroup Incorporated, Personal Finance, Banking, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company
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Citi seeks its next act in wealth management
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters) - As Citigroup prepares to exit its ownership in brokerage giant Smith Barney, the bank is on a hiring spree to build what it hopes will become a significant U.S. wealth management business centered around its high-end Citigold account....Tags: JPMorgan Chase & Co., Personal Finance, Citigroup Incorporated, Banking, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company
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