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Tesla repays government loan early, a boost for electric cars
CNET:Tesla is proving that a U.S. electric car company can succeed. It paid off a $465 million loan nine years early.
Sources: CNET, NY Times, Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe...
HP's Q2 revenue slips, but Whitman looks ahead
CNET:Wall Street was expecting earnings of 81 cents a share on revenue of $28 billion for the second quarter.
Sources: CNET, CNN, NY Times, Wall Street Journal, CBS News, Forbes...
If Apple Paid More Tax, We Might Pay Less
Forbes:Opinion seems to be divided as to whether Apple’s tax avoidance schemes are a good thing or a bad thing. Free-marketers assert that Apple is doing everything it should, and exploiting our Byzantine tax laws is...
Sources: Forbes, LA Times, The Boston Globe, CNN, Washington Post.
Clearwire Recommends Vote for Revised Sprint Bid
NY Times:Clearwire announced the decision a day after Sprint raised its offer for the almost 50 percent of the company it does not already own to $3.40 per share from $2.97 per share.
Sources: NY Times, CNET, The Denver Post, The Boston Globe, Forbes...
Sony Shares Spike Following Rumors Of Entertainment Spinoff
Forbes:Sony (SNE) shares spike following investor enthusiasm over a potential spinoff of the company's entertainment business.
Sources: Forbes, Chicago Tribune, NY Times, The Boston Globe...
Is HTC Retreating In The Face of iPhone and Samsung?
Forbes:Once an undeniable power in the U.S. smartphone market (second only to Apple’s iPhone in 2011), the Taiwan-based HTC Corp. is suffering the latest bump in what has been a slow, drawn-out stumble.
Deep-space pizza parties? NASA mulls 3-D printers for food
The Denver Post:NASA can send robots to Mars, no problem. But if it's ever going to put humans on the Red Planet, it has...
Apple: Think Different. Tax Different
Forbes:No person or company wants to be accused of skirting tax obligations. Yet despite Joe Biden’s “paying higher taxes is patriotic” gaffe, paying too much could make you a chump.
Sources: Forbes, LA Times, NY Times, Washington Post...
What the Xbox One means for gamers
Washington Post:Gamers did get a first peek this week at the Xbox One at Microsoft’s recent announcement. But it would be understandable if they felt, well, a little...
Kara Swisher
Q&A With HP CEO Meg Whitman and CFO Cathie Lesjak: The Turnaround Is on Schedule dthin.gs/13Mb3il
Tony Robbins
RT @elonmusk: Tesla wired the funds to repay the DOE loan today. Only US car company to have fully repaid govt teslamotors.com/about/press/re…
Ben Parr
RT @liedtkesfc: HP's business is still decaying, but more investors seem to believe CEO Meg Whitman is be coming up with a cure: http://t.c…
Big Tech Bashing: Stop The Insanity! There's No Immorality In Making A Profit
Appellate Court Decision in Hart v. Electronic Arts is a Win for Athletes and Entertainers Everywhere
Unity Pitches Itself As The De Facto Standard With Free Gaming Engine For Mobile Developers
Apple is shifting its tax burden
Editorial Board
Washington Post Editorial Board
APPLE HAS BROUGHT American consumers such popular wonders as the iPad, iPod and iPhone and earned billions of dollars in the process. It’s in hot water with Congress now, however, because of...
Five things we learned from today's big Apple tax hearing
Today, Washington took a break from its usual scandals to bring you the Senate vs. Apple, a face-off between the chief executive of the computing giant and senators who seemed shocked—shocked!—that...
Apple CEO Tim Cook says U.S. should lower corporate tax rate
Hayley Tsukayama
Washington Post Blog
Apple chief executive Tim Cook told a Senate panel Tuesday that the United States should simplify its tax code and use a “single digit” rate for foreign earnings coming back into the country.
Unilateral Taxation Framework Harms America
Mark R. Kennedy
Huffingon Post Business Blog
Lost in the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations' skewering of Apple CEO Tim Cook is the major point: the United States' decision to stand alone in taxing foreign earnings...
Wonkbook: A thaw in the Senate?
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