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| | | ... (0.04 per cent) to 2,701.56. Among the Dow's 30 blue chips, Cisco lost 3.0 per cent, and Bank of America slid 1.75 per cent. Apple gave up another 1.8 per cent after Monday's loss, which came despite the launch of its ambitious new cross-platform iCloud ... |
| | | | ... AMR, which owns American Airlines, fell 1.0 per cent. Tech stocks were also pulled down with eBay dropping 2.4 per cent and Apple, which launched its new online iCloud service Monday, sliding 1.6 per cent. Bond prices fell marginally. The yield on the ... |
| | | | ... ugly. From economic bellwethers such as Bank of America (BAC) and KB Homes (KBH) to highly profitable market-changers like Apple (AAPL) and OpenTable (OPEN), downward moves have been drastic. Companies like these are growth-drivers of the economy." My ... |
| | | | ... included Roche, which appeared in seven portfolios, tobacco maker Phillip Morris International, Nestle, Pfizer, Vodafone, Apple, Google, Hewlett Packard, Johnson & Johnson and Wells Fargo. Nine large cap funds made the highest rating of "highly recommended" ... |
| | | | ... gainers, soaring 7.8 per cent to $21.41. Yahoo! leaped 4.7 per cent to $16.87, while IBM slipped 0.4 per cent to $164.75. Apple joined the tech rally, adding 1.3 per cent at $342.41 ahead of its post-market earnings report. Soaring crude prices on the ... |
| | | | ... materials, energy and infrastructure sectors were a good bet along with tech stocks that addressed the mobile revolution such as Apple, according to Marvin. Steven Billiet, chief executive of ING Investment Management, said he expected the US to outperform ... |
| | | | ... Semiconductor for $6.5 billion in cash. National Semiconductor soared 71 per cent. After falling more than $10 earlier in the day, Apple Inc regained most of its losses. Nasdaq OMX Group Inc announced a rebalancing of the Nasdaq-100 Index next month ... |
| | | | ... report showed revenues below forecasts and a prediction of lower next-quarter earnings, as the company moves to penetrate Apple's tablet computer market. The bond see-sawed before ending lower. The 10 year Treasury rose to 3.44 per cent from 3.40 per ... |
| | | | ... market. Most sectors were higher with Caterpillar, up 3.3 per cent, leading a strong surge by major capital goods firms. Apple gained 2.1 per cent a day after founder Steve Jobs reappeared from sick leave to introduce the new iPad 2 on Wednesday. Bond ... |
| | | | ... world's largest mobilephone maker, and Microsoft teamed up to build an iPhone challenger in an attempt to take on Google and Apple in the fast-growing smartphone market. US-listed shares of Nokia slumped 14 per cent to $9.36. Dow component Microsoft ... |
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