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Apple stock trading up following Jobs' death
By: Don Reisinger October 6, 2011 7:25 AM PDT PrintE-mailShare 10 comments Wall Street doesn't appear to be all that worried about Apple's future following the announcement of Steve Jobs' death.
Early trading on the Nasdaq today shows Apple's shares as of this writing to be up as much as 4 percent, to around $384. The company's shares started the day down in the $374-$375 range following yesterday's closing price of $378.25, but have quickly made their way back, seeming to indicate that Wall Street has faith in Apple, even though its iconic co-founder has died.
Apple announced last night that Jobs had died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Quickly following that announcement, people around the globe took to Twitter, Facebook, and other services to express their shock and their admiration for the man.
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Read more: Apple stock trading up following Jobs' death | The Digital Home - CNET News
By: Don Reisinger October 6, 2011 7:25 AM PDT PrintE-mailShare 10 comments Wall Street doesn't appear to be all that worried about Apple's future following the announcement of Steve Jobs' death.
Early trading on the Nasdaq today shows Apple's shares as of this writing to be up as much as 4 percent, to around $384. The company's shares started the day down in the $374-$375 range following yesterday's closing price of $378.25, but have quickly made their way back, seeming to indicate that Wall Street has faith in Apple, even though its iconic co-founder has died.
Apple announced last night that Jobs had died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Quickly following that announcement, people around the globe took to Twitter, Facebook, and other services to express their shock and their admiration for the man.
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Read more: Apple stock trading up following Jobs' death | The Digital Home - CNET News