Last week's presidential debate between President Obama and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney proved to be extremely benefitting to the Romney campaign. His performance was unanimously deemed superior to Obama's by the media and undecided voters. Now it is up to the VP candidates to make their mark with constituents nationwide.
In light of winning of the major patent suit against Samsung, Apple submitted an injunction on certain Samsung products in the U.S. market. A U.S. high court on Thursday reversed the injunction places on the Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus smartphone.
On Tuesday, the shares of Apple Inc. fell to $623.55 after reaching an all-time high of $700 on September 21, after the launch of the iPhone 5. This means that the company’s stock fell 12 percent below its numbers days ago. Even the rumors of the upcoming iPad Mini doesn’t seem to be encouraging investors.
It is clear now that the winner of the first 2012 presidential debate is former Massachusetts governor, Mitt Romney. A new poll released by Gallup Organization on Monday indicates that President Obama and Romney are both at 47 percent among registered voters nationwide.
