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Best day ever for Apple stocks in 2013

Apple shares experienced what was probably its best day ever in 2013. Shares of the tech giant Apple experienced what was probably the best day it had this year.


Chinese stocks fall even with Beijing’s stimulus measures

Despite Beijing's stimulus package, Chinese stocks still fell Thursday. Despite China's stimulus measures geared towards strengthening its flagging economy, Asian stocks dipped this Thursday.

Facebook shares rides on strong mobile ads earnings

Facebook shares rose as the company continues to see strong mobile ads earnings. Facebook posted strong stock results Wednesday. The internet giant's shares rose 19%.

iPhone sales and AAPL make a pair

iPhone sales led to 5% increase in AAPL. AAPL, the symbol by which Apple stocks were traded on the stock market, soared. This was after Apple reported higher-than-expected quarterly results.


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Apple reported an increase in sales after analysts predicted a decline today. Despite a general negative outlook on Apple's future performance, Apple Inc.
Hong Kong's stock market was adversely affected by the summer lull. The summer vacation seemed to have penetrated the stock market in Hong Kong. The summer lull sent trading volumes to its lowest point Monday since September 4, 2012.
PNoy's SONA gave a boost to the Philippine stock market. The fourth State-of-the-Nation Address (SONA) was recently given by Philippine President Benigno Aquino III.
Analysts predict a bad performance from Apple in its third quarter earnings report. With a new product cycle currently in Apple's pipeline, strengthened expectations by consumers will push the company's stocks to even greater lengths, analysts speculated.
The US Fed Reserve's stimulus contraction affected the rupee-dollar trading. The Indian investment industry experienced an extremely volatile environment this week.
Carlyle Group planned to put Applus+ in a stock market listing to take advantage of the stock market's improvement.
Stock markets fell after a comment by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke stating its plan to pull back monthly purchases of assets.
SoftBank Corp. drove the growth of stocks in Asia led by Japan's gradual rise. (Photo : Reuters )Asian stocks declined and the euro plummeted to a three-week low against the dollar as fears of renewed recession in the United States forced investors to sell riskier assets.
At the height of the Cyprus bailout drama, investors sought safety in bonds for the meantime. According to monthly poll conducted by Reuters of asset managers, global investors grew ever more cautious this month.
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