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Comments »Monthly Archives: August 2011
The SEC Has Done Their Job So Well That They Are Now Involved With Fracking
SEC Investigates Itself
Paulson’s Fund Down 14% in August
A Possible Jackson Hole Hint: Fed’s Bullard Says FOMC to Act If Economy Sags
Market Strategists Say High Frequency Trading is Killing Trading
Over 100 Business Leaders Follow Starbuck’s CEO to Deny Political Donations
Asian Markets Rally; Nikkei Up 1.82%
Top 10 Apple Moments
FLASH: PRESS RELEASE FROM APPLE ABOUT STEVE JOBS RESIGNING AS CEO
CUPERTINO, Calif., Aug 24, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Apple’s Board of Directors today announced that Steve Jobs has resigned as Chief Executive Officer, and the Board has named Tim Cook, previously Apple’s Chief Operating Officer, as the company’s new CEO. Jobs has been elected Chairman of the Board and Cook will join the Board, effective immediately.
“Steve’s extraordinary vision and leadership saved Apple and guided it to its position as the world’s most innovative and valuable technology company,” said Art Levinson, Chairman of Genentech, on behalf of Apple’s Board. “Steve has made countless contributions to Apple’s success, and he has attracted and inspired Apple’s immensely creative employees and world class executive team. In his new role as Chairman of the Board, Steve will continue to serve Apple with his unique insights, creativity and inspiration.”
“The Board has complete confidence that Tim is the right person to be our next CEO,” added Levinson. “Tim’s 13 years of service to Apple have been marked by outstanding performance, and he has demonstrated remarkable talent and sound judgment in everything he does.”
Jobs submitted his resignation to the Board today and strongly recommended that the Board implement its succession plan and name Tim Cook as CEO.
FLASH: STEVE JOBS RESIGNS AS CEO OF APPLE
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Comments »Flash: CME Raises Margins For Gold
MOTHER MARKET STOMPS OUT BEARS FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE DAY
We need to get a little more fair and balanced here on the iBC Financial News Network. It’s not all doom and gloom. The Gold and Silver bubbles are in the midst of popping, as well as Treasuries. Moreover, the Dow pressed higher for the second consecutive day, tossing BAC shorts into an immediate house of pain.
Comments »David Rosenberg: “When you have the 5-year note below 1 percent, the Treasury market is giving you a recessionary signal,”
Gary Shilling: A Double Dip is Incorrect; Were Heading for a Fresh Downturn
Markets Mark Time Slightly to the Upside While Gold Gets The $98 Homo Hammer
DOW UP 65 bones 🙂
Oil down $0.46 @ $84.98 😐
Gold down $98 @ $1,763.93 🙁
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