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Apple Inc.’s shares surpassed $700 as record first-day orders for the latest iPhone fueled optimism that the company will keep generating the revenue growth that transformed it from a niche computer manufacturer into the world’s most valuable business.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman is drawing inspiration from Starbucks Corp. CEO Howard Schultz as she steps up a turnaround effort at the world’s biggest computer maker.
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While Germans debate their role rescuing Europe from its debt crisis, stocks in the DAX Index have never had it so good.
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Stocks will post a further 10 percent rally in 2012, extending advances made so far this year, as profits grow and the European debt crisis stabilises, according to JPMorgan Asset Management.
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European stocks tumbled to a two- month low amid mounting concern about the region’s debt crisis and as a U.S. report showed employers in the world’s largest economy added fewer jobs in March than forecast.
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U.K. stocks declined, erasing last week’s gains on the benchmark FTSE 100 Index, amid concern that the new leaders in Italy and Greece may not be able to push through the measures required to stem the debt crisis.
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European stocks retreated the most in three weeks as Moody’s Investors Service said it will review the credit ratings of all countries in the region following last week’s debt summit.
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European stocks rose, rebounding from a two-year low, as policy makers eased investor concern that the region’s debt crisis is spreading and the global economy is weakening.
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U.K. business confidence weakened last month after reaching a 13-month high in June, adding to indications that growth may be slow for the rest of the year.
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