Will Apple (AAPL) Stock Be Affected By Judge's Comments In Proposed E-Book …

Clearly Apple's growth has slowed considerably, but not enough to keep AAPL stock from testing its all-time high of $100.72. But it hasn't stopped altogether and it certainly can be reignited. Take the iPod — probably Apple's most truly original

Investors needed to sleep on a deceptively boring earnings report, but by this morning the positive news the company shared in its conference call had pushed Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) stock up nearly 3% today 

NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Shares of Apple Inc. (AAPL) are down -0.27% to $96.77 in pre-market trade aftrer a U.S. judge expressed concern over a proposed $450 million settlement of claims the company conspired with five publishers to fix e-book prices, 

Likely bored with stocks' meandering, the chattering classes spiced up the action this morning by trotting out the latest version of stupid Apple [AAPL] pundit tricks. As CNBC reported on its website this morning, it was Pedro de Noronha's big chance

Apple's (AAPL) fiscal third quarter earnings detailed why the company needed to do its deal with IBM (IBM), as it builds out its tablet business, in hopes of capturing significant amounts of the enterprise market. The company sold 13.28 million iPads