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Wall St. Research Starts To Turn On Apple (AAPL)

Apple’s (AAPL) shares are up about 225% over the last two years. By way of contrast, Google’s (GOOG) shares are up about 75%. That puts Apple’s market cap at $108 billion, five…

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Pre-Market Stock News (June 25, 2007)

(AAPL) Apple’s iTunes passed Amazon.com in music sales to become #3 music seller behind Best Buy and Wal-Mart.(AFOP) Alliance Fiber Optics raised Q2 sales guidance.(AGN) Allergan trades ex-split to reflect a 2-1…

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Yahoo! (YHOO) At $20

Last October, Yahoo! (YHOO) fell to $23 on concerns that Q4 advertising would be weak. It was. The last time Yahoo! traded below $20 was late 2003, but at the end of…

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An EBay (EBAY) Alliance With Yahoo! (YHOO)

When Ebay (EBAY) pulled all of its advertising from Google (GOOG), it took the risk of losing traffic and new customers. But, the auction site said "no", we actually did quite well.…

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Google US Search Market Share: 65% or 56%?

Stock Tickers: GOOG, YHOO, TWX, MSFT, IACI On Tuesday when we noted the HitWise search market share figures, we noted how many search measuring metrics differ from source to source.  Some news…

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Communists Give Google (GOOG) Content License

You have to love the communists. In China, to be a news distributor, a company must be approved by the country’s Ministry of Information and Industry. Google (GOOG) got this approval recently,…

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Why Would Anyone Watch YouTube On An iPhone?

Apple (AAPL) has announced that it will offer 10,000 clips from Google’s (GOOG) YouTube that will play with on its iPhone when the device launches. Apple will put the video into a…

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MySpace Gets Into Instant Message Business

Google (GOOG), Yahoo! (YHOO), MSN, and AOL are already in the instant messaging business, so it would seem that there is not any room left there. But News Corp’s (NWS) does not…

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