Industry Minister James Moore stated the Canadian government has been carefully watching BlackBerry as the smartphone maker weighs its options.
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Apple may introduce cheaper iPhone for emerging markets- Reuters
According to a Reuters report, Apple could introduce the iPhone 5C soon for the emerging markets. Fans and industry observers contemplated on what Apple's new releases could be in its scheduled September 10 launch held in its headquarters in Cupertino, California.
Judge issues injunction against Apple
Judge Cole issues an injunction for Apple's activities in price manipulation of ebooks. An injunction was entered last Friday against Apple by the US judge that found Apple to have conspired to control e-book prices.
NTT DoCoMo may start selling iPhones in autumn- sources
Sources said NTT DoCoMo would finally start offering Apple's iPhones to its Japanese subscribers.
Icahn sets Dinner with Apple CEO for Buyback talk
Billionaire Carl Icahn announced on Twitter that he had set dinner with Apple CEO Tim Cook to discuss plans for the company's buyback program.
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Hon Hai signed a sales partnership deal with the convenience stores of 7-Eleven in Taiwan to expand its television enterprise.
Samsung Electronics Co. would introduce a wristwatch-like gadget called Galaxy Gear on September 4, 2013.
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Analysts suggested a share in Apple worth nearly USD500 is a better buy than the company's USD500 iPad.
RBC Capital's analysts raised their price target on Apple Inc from USD475 to USD525 due to buyback chatter and the release of new Apple products.
Cumberland Advisors' David Kotok isn't convinced about Apple's rally in share price yet.
