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6 Most Important Things in Business Today

Car sales in China slowed last year, Apple will pass its China cloud computing business to a local company, business leaders pressured Congress on immigration laws, and other important headlines.

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Industrials

GE’s Shares Still Dead

GE's share price remains a catastrophe, the early results of 2018 notwithstanding. The overall negative assessment of GE's future is still in place.

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Consumer Electronics

Apple’s iPhone Battery Problem: Bad News Travel Faster

The consumer buzz rose to a new high following the December report that Apple had slowed down the processors in older iPhones to help dodge a problem with older batteries. Unfortunately for…

Paul Ausick
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6 Most Important Things in Business Today

The former CEO of Uber will sell some of his shares, Apple will issue software to fix a major new bug, the Weinstein Company may not fetch much in a sale, and…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Consumer Electronics

How Amazon and Alphabet Are Ganging Up on Apple

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) have each sailed to a new high during this holiday season on the back of strong sales. During this time, these industry giants…

Chris Lange
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Media

Will Another Lawsuit Derail Spotify’s IPO?

Music publisher Wixen has filed a lawsuit against streaming music leader Spotify seeking $1.6 billion from the pre-IPO company for failing to obtain a license to use music by Wixen's artists.

Paul Ausick
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Consumer Electronics

Global Smartphone Production to Fall This Year

A widely regarded research firm forecasts that global smartphone production will fall 5% this year. The drop will be uneven as several companies face severe challenges.

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Technology

Should Apple Buy Netflix?

Now that Apple has an opportunity to repatriate some $250 billion from its overseas cash hoard, what should it do with the money? Buying Netflix should be on the table.

Paul Ausick