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Apple’s Insane Sell-Off: Stock Surges, Apple Selling Refurbished Goods on eBay [DETAILS]
Apple shares jumped over 7 percent on Monday as an eight-week sell-off has ended. The Associated Press cites one analyst, Brian White from Topeka Capital, as calling the sell-off "insanely insane".
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Apple Event: iPad Mini Revealed, New iPad 4 with Retina Display and MacBook Pro
Apple has introduced an iPad Mini in an event in San Jose today, along with a fourth generation iPad and a new MacBook Pro 13 inch with retina display.
iPad Mini Announcement: Watch Live Video Stream Online [DETAILS]
The iPad Mini is slated to be announced today in a "Apple Special Event" in San Jose today and Apple will be offering a live stream of the event, which it normally doesn't do for its product announcements.
Apple iPad Mini Won’t Be Cheap As Hoped, Analysts Warn
Apple is widely speculated to be announce the new iPad Mini tomorrow and could be hitting stores as soon as Friday Nov. 2 just ahead of the holiday shopping, and analysts are speculating the price will be starting at around $329.
Black Friday 2012: Tricky Price Matching Policies for Best Buy, Target, and Other Retail Giants
With the holiday shopping season fast approaching, competition is growing among retail stores looking to attract consumers on Black Friday 2012. Retail giants Best Buy, Walmart, Target, and Toys R Us all recently announced that they will be price matching their online competitors, which they hope will discourage "showrooming."
Gaza deaf restaurant a chance to change perceptions
A restaurant run and staffed by deaf people opened for business in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, helped by Palestinians seeking to build a more inclusive society where people with disabilities can realize their full potential.
Pizza Hut Moves Presidential Debate 'Free Pizza For Life' Competition Online
Pizza Hut recently rolled out an interesting PR stunt by offering anyone free pizza for life if they asked President Barack Obama or Mitt Romney if they preferred "Sausage or Pepperoni?" at the presidential debate.
Card fee "settlement" just start of big legal battle
Visa, Mastercard and a group of retailers plan to ask a judge this week to approve a landmark settlement of a lawsuit over credit card fees, setting the stage for a battle with Wal-Mart and hundreds of other merchants who say it is a bad deal.
WebWaitr Drives Mobile Commerce Momentum with New Platform Technology for Restaurants
WebWaitr offers a new solution for local restaurants to compete in the rapidly changing world of online ordering. This web-based platform will change the way consumers order takeout at their favorite restaurants.
Analysis: Smaller firms grab big slice of mobile advertising
When Auntie Anne's, the pretzel chain, wanted to tempt moms in Atlanta shopping malls with free offers, it dished out coupons through smartphones that could be redeemed immediately for a free drink or other specials.
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