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Market Cap
36.98B
PE Ratio
12.78
EPS
2.96
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
4.76M
Day's Range
$37.50 - $38.12
52-Week Range
$25.22 - $39.52
Dividend & Yield
$1.05 (2.78%)
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China: It’s the Year of the Draggin’
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Thursday Apple Rumors: iPad 3, London Apple Store Will Debut Together, Sources Say
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Can Dell Carve a New Path to Profit?
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Apple's iPad is a contender for adoption by the Air Mobility Command of the U.S. Air Force, which could purchase as many as 18,000 of the devices.
5 Ways Mike Lawrie Can Shake Up CSC
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OpenText: The Canadian Anti-RIM
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3 Tech Giants, 3 New CEOs, One Future
Recently installed leaders at HP, RIM, and Yahoo have their work cut out for them as they navigate a reconfigured tech landscape.
Monday Apple Rumors: A Big Weekend for Interactive Textbooks
Apple customers downloaded about 350,000 interactive textbooks over the weekend, reports say, while the iBooks Author app had 90,000 customers.
The Backdrop to Dell’s Consumer Tablet Plans
Dell said it has reoriented to business, but it may also be preparing to retake the consumer market.
With PC Market Growth in Peril, Can Ultrabooks Save the Day?
As smartphones and the iPad dominate sales, manufacturers are trying to revive the PC market with lineups of thin, light Ultrabooks.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Will T-Mobile Finally Get Some iPhone Love?
An executive notes that the iPhone 5 likely will be compatible with T-Mobile's network, raising the possibility that yet another carrier will offer the phone.
McKesson’s CEO — Successful, But Not Earning His Paycheck
McKesson's John Hammergren is among the most lavishly paid of CEOs; AmerisourceBergen has shown you can get almost similar results for a whole lot less.
The Consumer Electronics Show’s Four-Ring Circus
Smartphones, web-based TV, portable PCs, and “small weird stuff” will be vying for customer attention at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Monday Apple Rumors: Share Price Remains Strong Even Amid Competitors’ Hype
Even as attention focuses on competitors at CES, Apple's stock still soars. Also, sales to corporate clients is expected to grow in 2012.
IBM’s Rometty: CEO Succession Done Right
New CEO Virginia (Ginni) M. Rometty is as much of a sure thing for IBM as it gets. Here's what makes her clearly qualified to lead Big Blue.
Health Care IT Provider Cerner Is a Game-Changer
Cerner sits at the intersection of two important sectors: health care and technology. A solid growth record and new government initiatives ensure future growth.
