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Apple Inc. forecast sales that missed analysts’ predictions and said it will return an additional $55 billion in cash to shareholders to compensate for a stock that’s been hammered by signs of slowing growth.
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Yahoo! Inc. Chief Financial Officer Tim Morse , aiming to boost profitability while adding Internet content and services, says he plans to reverse the company’s pattern of overpaying for acquisitions.
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Google Inc.’s prospects haven’t looked so promising to investors relative to Apple Inc. since before the iPhone was introduced.
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LinkedIn Corp. ’s success is inspiring Web companies to limit the amount of shares they sell in initial public offerings, fueling concern that scarcity will inflate stock values and contribute to another dot-com bubble.
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Groupon Inc., the largest online- coupon site, may have to settle for a smaller initial public offering as management gaffes, restated results and regulatory scrutiny leave investors leery of owning the stock.
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Apple Inc. shares dropped 3.5 percent this month, capping their worst first-half performance in three years, as investors await new products and fret that rivalry from Google Inc. will slow growth.
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Apple Inc. ’s piggybank, stuffed with $51 billion in cash and investments, is earning a lower return than a typical U.S. savings account. Some investors say Steve Jobs should put that money to better use.
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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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Yandex NV, owner of Russia’s most popular Internet search engine, jumped 55 percent in Nasdaq Stock Market trading after raising $1.3 billion in an initial public offering that sold above the proposed price range.
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Google Inc. investors say they got scant reassurance from new Chief Executive Officer Larry Page during this week’s earnings conference call, following a surge in operating expenses.
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