Shaw Wu, the top Apple analyst at American Technology Research, is focused on the company’s gross margins, which came in surprisingly low last quarter for reasons that were never adequately explained. 
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...did fairly well during its Black Friday sales event in spite of terrible economic conditions, claims Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu. While Apple is said to have kept to its normal discounts, hovering between 5 and 10 percent, checks with distributors and retail...
...target on Apple's stock. Shares of Apple were trading down 2.8% at $90.13 by midday Monday. At Kaufman Bros., analyst Shaw Wu said he would have liked Apple to offer even greater price cuts, but regardless of the company's prices, "customers appear to be...
...in general they thought consumers responded well to Apple's products and pricing last week. Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray, Shaw Wu of Kaufman Brothers, and Maynard Um of UBS have weighed in with their thoughts on Apple's sales during the first official shopping...
...to fourth place by Sunday. Three of the top 10 electronics items are said to have been Apple gear, however, and Kaufman analyst Shaw Wu notes that the lead times for Touches lengthened dramatically, shifting from one to two days to as much as five weeks. ...
...Brothers analyst Shaw Wu noted today that foot traffic was high in Apple retail Stores on Friday, and that the iPod touch was completely sold out at Amazon.com. Goldman Sachs analyst David Bailey threw in his analysis as well, adding in a note that there were...
...card sales that [we] did not see. As a result, these iPhone numbers are likely understated." Over at Kaufman Bros., analyst Shaw Wu had similar observations about Mac sales during Black Friday, which he believes were helped by big discounts from third-party...
...Tsai, Yu Han Wang, Dong Liang Wu, Xiaobo Xing, Zhang Zhang. Management (International Real Estate) – James McConnell, Xing Wu. Management Research – Jameel Ahmed, Alfredo D'Angelo, Paul Hunter, Samer Jan, Karl Steven Ryan Warner. Organisational Development...
...and iPods, a sign that the company is confident in strong holiday sales, a Kaufman Bros. analyst said Friday. The analyst, Shaw Wu, said Apple discounts this year are about the same as in the past, between 5 and 10 percent. Accessories have been slashed more...
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Citing supply chain and distribution checks, analyst Shaw Wu, who recently joined Kaufman from American Technology Research, said this year's Black Friday sale is shaping up to be a bit more aggressive than usual
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Apple may incorporate the technology from its digital video recording patent filing into the Apple TV as early as the media hub's third generation, according to a new investment note by Shaw Wu of American Technology Research
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In a research note to clients Thursday, American analyst Shaw Wu expressed a positive outlook for Apple’s share price
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American Technology Research analyst, Shaw Wu made the prediction in an investment note, saying that the iPhone could eventually add up to $20 billion to the firm's revenues
said Ben Furfie
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