Tim Bajarin

Consultant, Creative Strategies

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Consultant with Creative Strategies and columnist for PC magazine, covering the field of personal computers and consumer technology

Tim Bajarin on KCRW

In September, 1997, shares of Apple computer were trading at $5.45. Last week's price was $244.11.

Wall Street Advances Apple to the Tech's Top Spot

In September, 1997, shares of Apple computer were trading at $5.45. Last week's price was $244.11.

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In September, 1997, shares of Apple computer were trading at $5.45. Last week's price was $244.11.

Wall Street Advances Apple to the Tech's Top Spot

In September, 1997, shares of Apple computer were trading at $5.45. Last week's price was $244.11.

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