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| | | ING DIRECT customers will now be able to login to their banking app by scanning their finger prints on their capable iPhones and iPads. One in three mobile and tablet banking users use their mobile or tablet app at least once every day, compared to ... |
| | | | ... traders focused on a revenue forecast that fell shy of expectations and commentary from some analysts that the 47.5 million iPhones sold missed expectations. Deutsche Bank said the market's reaction to Apple's results showed "it's getting harder to beat ... |
| | | | ... up most of Thursday's losses after it released a new version of a software update that had earlier caused glitches in iPhones. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets were mixed while the euro continued to slide against the dollar. London's benchmark FTSE ... |
| | | | ... 88.47 (1.94 per cent) to 4,466.75. Apple's embarrassing problems with its new operating system and criticisms that its new iPhones are too easily bent sparked its fall. But geopolitical issues, weak economic data and profit-taking as the third quarter ... |
| | | | ... products into the market. "Apple announced a smartwatch, mobile-payments system, health applications and bigger-screen iPhones that all work together." (Bloomberg) Apple built them, and they came and queued... in droves. It was the worst of times for ... |
| | | | ... fall on Wall Street, with shares of Apple's suppliers mixed as investors were left unimpressed with the US giant's latest iPhones and watch. The dollar resumed its uptrend against the yen on Wednesday, hitting a fresh six-year high, while the pound edged ... |
| | | | ... and the losses accelerated in the afternoon after Apple, the largest US company by market capitalisation, unveiled new iPhones, a mobile-payment system and a smartwatch. Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank, said investors appeared ... |
| | | | ... opened flat despite another strong session on Wall Street led by corporate giants Apple and Facebook. A strong demand for iPhones in China lifted Apple fiscal third quarter profits up by 11.6 per cent and helped the computing giant gain 2.6 per cent ... |
| | | | ... opened flat despite another strong session on Wall Street led by corporate giants Apple and Facebook. A strong demand for iPhones in China lifted Apple fiscal third quarter profits up by 11.6 per cent and helped the computing giant gain 2.6 per cent ... |
| | | | ... to 3,725.01. After two days of gains, the stock indexes diverged as Apple took a beating a day after unveiling two new iPhones and dashing expectations that a media event in Beijing would reveal a deal with China Mobile, the country's biggest carrier. ... |
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