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AAPL shares survive rebalancing on Nasdaq today

by Michael Grothaus (May 2nd, 2011)

Last month the stock index Nasdaq announced that it would be rebalancing the weighting of AAPL shares to better reflect the actual number of shares floating on the market. At the time, AAPL accounted for 20.5 percent of the Nasdaq. After the rebalancing today, AAPL now accounts only for 12.5 ...

Nasdaq to diminish Apple's portion of the Nasdaq-100

by Mike Schramm (Apr 5th, 2011)

The Wall Street Journal reports that Nasdaq will drop Apple's profile in its Nasdaq-100 stock index, lowering Apple's share from 20.5 percent to around 12.3 percent, more in line with the number of actual Apple shares out there. Apple is one of 81 companies who are seeing their shares lowered ...

Let's talk AAPL and the future

by Michael Grothaus (Dec 14th, 2009)

It's been a roller coaster ride over the past two years for Apple (AAPL) stock. In December 2007 it hit a then-peak of $199.83 a share. Just two months later AAPL sunk to $125. Three months after that it had recovered to the $180s, but by November 2008, AAPL had plummeted to $82 a share. Since ...

AOL Daily Finance app raises the bar for iPhone investment tools

by Michael Rose (Apr 17th, 2009)

The Finance section of the App Store does feature some heavy-hitters (Bloomberg, ATM Hunter) and some fairly weak beer too. A lot of these apps are unitaskers, particularly when it comes to stock quotes and charting. For a full-featured and free investment information portal, and a strong competitor ...

Apple won't be delisted from the NASDAQ

by Scott McNulty (Oct 27th, 2006)

There was a chance that Apple would be delisted from the NASDAQ, which is never good for a company's stock. The issue stemmed from the investigation of options irregularities which forced Apple to restate earnings. This, in turn, delayed the filing of some paperwork, a 10Q form to be exact, ...

Nasdaq warns Apple of non-compliance

by Dan Lurie (Aug 14th, 2006)

Following reports of possible stock option improprieties by Apple executives and continuing internal and external investigations of these concerns, Apple has announced that it will delay the filing of its Q3 quarterly earnings reports until it is satisfied that the issues have been properly ...