Archive for the 'Financial' Category

#Apple’s iPhone business alone bigger than all of Microsoft

BusinessInsider reports that Apple’s iPhone business on itself is now larger than all of Microsoft put together. Tweet

What could #Apple with their $100 billion [humor]

The Joy of Tech made a few funny examples of what Apple could do with their $100 billion in cash. (via AllThingsD) Tweet

#Apple’s billions, broken down [infographic]

MBA Online created and posted an infographic attempting to show how much money Apple has. You can see here how fast Apple’s cash is growing. Tweet

Tim Cook @ yesterday’s Town Hall: #Apple employees get $500 off Macs, $250 off iPads

Tim Cook discussed many topics at yesterday’s Town Hall meeting, among those the Apple CEO announced some new Apple employee benefits. Tweet

#Apple has almost $100 billion in cash [chart]

Last year, 2011 Apple has added $38 billion in cash and cash equivalents to reach a total of $97.6 billion, put in a chart by Asymco. Tweet

#Apple’s CEO Tim Cook made $377,996,537 in 2011

Apple’s proxy statement revealed for their 2012 annual meeting of shareholders that new CEO Tim Cook made $377,996,537 in 2011. Tweet

How many #Apple iPhones were sold in the last quarter ?

CNN’s Fortune polled nearly 40 Apple analysts — professionals and independents — in order to estimate how many iPhones were sold last quarter. Tweet

#Apple CEO Tim Cook has a $96 million payday coming

An Equilar study claims that of all the Silicon Valley executives who have a vesting event this quarter, Apple CEO Tim Cook will have the biggest payday coming soon, this was reported by WSJ. Tweet

#Apple announced Q1 2012 conference call on January 24

Apple has updated their Investor Relation page yesterday, there’s a placeholder which will direct investors (and listeners) to the upcoming conference call. For the 1st fiscal quarter in 2012, Apple will announce results on January 24th. Tweet

#Apple iPhone loses market share in Europe

Reuters is reporting that the iPhone is losing market share, this is due to weakening economies. Tweet