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Apple's TV service will likely be much more important than everyone thinks: Henry Blodget
Is this the end of cable?
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Why I've stopped reinvesting dividends: Blodget
I've been worried about stock prices for months — and now I'm putting (some) money where my mouth is
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Blodget: Paying employees low wages is a choice
The CEO of Aetna recently did something astonishing: He voluntarily gave some of his lowest-paid employees a raise.
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Blodget: If You Own An iPhone, You're Partially Responsible For Those Kids Working In Tin Mines
BBC launches investigation into the treatment of workers at Apple's Chinese factories
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My company offers unlimited vacation and yours should too: Henry Blodget
Why Business Insider offers unlimited vacation
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The Apple Watch is totally irrelevant: Henry Blodget
Henry Blodget presents his judgement on the iPhone 6 and Apple watch as a shareholder and customer.
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Why Does The Economy Stink? Because America's Owners Are Greedier Now Than Ever Before
The U.S. economy is still sputtering. Why is growth so slow and weak?
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The downside of the big stock buyback boom
One big source of demand for stocks in recent years has come from companies buying back their own shares. These buybacks have not just provided extra demand — they have decreased the total supply of shares available. So the buybacks have shifted the supply-demand balance and helped drive stock prices higher.
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Don't applaud Europe’s ‘right to be forgotten' ruling against Google: Blodget
Is an old child-molestation charge irrelevant? If it was an unfair charge that is still creating reputation problems for the accused individual many years later, then, yes, it might be considered irrelevant (and harmful). But what if the charge was justified and the accused child-molester moves into the house next door to your family? If there are public records or news stories out there that might put you on alert. wouldn't you want to be able to find them — even if your new neighbor, for obvious reasons, wanted them gone?
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It's put up or shut up time for Apple
Apple reports earnings this Wednesday. Wall Street is not expecting particularly impressive results. The focus of most Apple investors appears to be on the new products Apple is expected to roll out in the second half of this year.
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3 reasons why this pullback could get much more severe
The sudden dives in recent weeks have taken the tech-heavy Nasdaq down 7% from its highs and the S&P and Dow about 3% from their highs.
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Stocks and bonds priced to have worst long-term performance in history
I've written frequently about my concern about today's stock prices. I believe stocks are now so expensive that they will likely deliver crappy performance over the next decade. I also believe that there is a decent chance of a 40%-to-50% crash in the next couple of years.
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Apple's talks with Comcast reveal that Apple is no closer to "cracking" TV
Apple is in talks with Comcast about a new TV-over-Internet service, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Apple MIA as competitors roll out new mobile devices
Henry Blodget weighs on what's missing from the latest big news in tech from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, namely Apple.
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Stocks could plunge 50% in the next year or two: Blodget
Henry Blodget thinks we may be in store for a market crash
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Duck Dynasty fight: Should A&E have suspended Phil Robertson?
Cable network A&E suspended the star of its mega-hit reality show "Duck Dynasty" after the star, Phil Robertson, made some comments in GQ magazine.
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Occupy Google: Income Inequality Backlash Hits Silicon Valley
Simmering class tension in San Francisco hit a new level yesterday when protesters stopped a bus that Google hired to transport its workers from the city to Google's headquarters in Mountain View.
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Bitcoin is Heading Toward a New High — and It Could Go to $1 Million
The value of the electronic currency Bitcoin is creeping back toward $1,000 again. People keep describing this price behavior as "crazy" and "insane," but it's actually not that surprising. Earlier this spring, when Bitcoin was trading at about $90, I "raised my Bitcoin target" to $400. This was an inside joke that referenced an old
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Has the U.S. Economy Entered a ‘Permanent Slump’?
Economists like Larry Summers and Paul Krugman are arguing that the U.S. economy is not, in fact, still struggling to recover from the financial crisis of 2008-2009, but has instead entered a "permanent slump" in which high unemployment and slow growth are the norm. This stagnation, Krugman argues, will be occasionally interrupted by bubbles that [...]
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Apple Just Answered A Lot of Key Questions About Its Future
Apple reported solid quarterly results yesterday. The results weren't fantastic. They didn't blow anyone's mind. But they were solid. And this performance, plus Apple's (AAPL) commentary on its earnings call, helped answer some questions that Apple investors and fans have been asking over the course of this year. Related: Apple Could Have the Same Problem [...]