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Dell Inc.’s path from personal- computer leader to buyout candidate mirrors the descent of an industry left behind by a raft of upstarts better equipped to capitalize on shifting consumer and business technology demands.
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Steve Jobs, who built the world’s most valuable technology company by creating devices that changed how people use electronics and revolutionized the computer, music and mobile-phone industries, died. He was 56.
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In the basement of Paris’s Louvre museum, the early line for Apple Inc. ’s iPad far surpassed that for entry to see the Mona Lisa.
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Executives and politicians comment on the death of Steve Jobs, the co-founder and former chief executive officer of Apple Inc.:
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While Apple Inc.’s iPhones are flying off shelves, the equity market shows investors are not taking Nokia Oyj’s calls.
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Apple Inc. , maker of the iPhone and Macintosh computer, has enlisted Unisys Corp. to help it sell more to businesses and U.S. government agencies, expanding beyond a customer base made mostly of consumers.
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Apple Inc. , the computer maker turned mobile gadgeteer, overtook Microsoft Corp. to become the most valuable technology company on optimism the company will keep adding customers for its iPhone, Macintosh computer and iPad.
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The Japanese earthquake and tsunami will probably weigh on Apple Inc. ’s forecasts for third-quarter profit, sales and gross margin because of higher component prices and disrupted manufacturing, analysts said.
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As a young guitarist, Pat Metheny was inspired by Stevie Wonder ’s playing almost every instrument on his groundbreaking 1973 recording, “Innervisions.” He wanted to do something similar.
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Apple Inc. received a mixed ruling in the patent-infringement case brought by closely held S3 Graphics Co. over a type of chip used to play video games on mobile devices.
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