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Tuesday, June 7, 2011 FEATURED NEWS Bernanke Comments Sap Wall Street's Gains Republicans Call Obama Trade Policy 'Schizophrenic' Delta Overtakes American as No.1 Airline by Traffic Report: 76ers to be Sold to Group Led by Apollo's Harris Does Motivation Scale With Your Business? latest video Celebs Beware: You Can't Dodge the Tax Man! Celebrity tax evasion Ford CEO on Auto Sales, Dividend Mulally on meeting with investors Winning the Indy 500 and Looking for Work Wheldon on winning the Indy 500 latest blogs Stossel: Shrinking Frog Testicles Stossel: The Blob Strikes Again Fox Business Newsletters Just one click to sign up! Fox Business Breaking News Alerts Get alerted the moment major business or econmic news breaks! View All Newsletters>> Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Unsubscribe to All | Privacy Policy ©2011 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. All market data delayed 20 minutes.

Glenn Beck launches pay Web channel; France bans anchors from saying "Twitter"; and more from The Slatest.

The Slatest: June 7, 2011 Glenn Beck Launches Subscription TV Website But will people pony up to watch what they can hear for free? READ FULL STORY France Bans News Anchors From Saying “Twitter” and “Facebook” Move aimed at leveling the playing field for social media competitors. READ FULL STORY Tim Pawlenty Unveils Tax Overhaul Plan GOP hopeful borrows key provision from Paul Ryan's budget. READ FULL STORY Weiner Reportedly Coached Porn Star to Lie About Their Relationship But does his offer of PR help violate House rules? READ FULL STORY DSK Accuser Will Testify at Trial "She is going to … get on that witness stand and tell the world what Dominique Strauss-Kahn did to her." READ FULL STORY Obama's Post-Bin Laden Bounce Comes to an End Nearly half of Americans say they disapprove of the way the president is handling his job. READ FULL STORY Palin Emails Set For Friday Release After a two-year delay, news outlets will get a look at thousands of pages of records from her time as governor. READ FULL STORY Europe Holds Emergency E. Coli Meetings Experts say time is running out to find the cause of the outbreak. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: Rep. Weiner Says He Never Met His Ladies in Person. Does That Mean He Didn't Cheat? Ignore the Hysteria Over German E. coli Why Rep. Weiner's Stupid, Sexless Sex Scandal Still Matters Help! The Kids of the Woman I Bullied Are Now Bullying My Kids. More from The Slatest: Glenn Beck Launches Subscription Web TV Service France Bans News Anchors From Saying 'Facebook' Europe Holds Emergency E. Coli Meetings Obama's Post-OBL Bounce Comes to an End Alaska To Release Palin Emails Friday Weiner Reportedly Coached Porn Star to Lie About Their Relationship DSK Accuser Will Testify at Trial Weiner admits to sending Twitter pic, won't resign Germany Says No Proof Sprouts Caused E. Coli Outbreak 1,500 Show Up to Birthday Party After Facebook Slip Up

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Apple Just Pre-Announced Its Best Ever Quarter Of iPad Sales And Nobody Cares

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		Tech Media Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Travel Politics Latest Video Tuesday, June 7, 2011 Apple Just Pre-Announced Its Best Ever Quarter Of iPad Sales And Nobody Cares Buried in Apple's big WWDC keynote yesterday was the revelation that the company is on track to sell 8 million iPads for the 2011 June quarter. That would be Apple's best quarter of iPad sales yet and a 74% jump over what it did just last quarter. It would also beat analyst estimates for iPad units which were around 6.5 million-7 million. And yet, no one seems to care. Apple's stock is actually down 1% for the day. Maybe investors are spooked by seeing a rail thin Steve Jobs, or they're disappointed about the lack of a new iPhone. Read » Also On SAI Today: BreakoutBand Wants To Be The Zynga Of Social Music Gaming 9 Simple Steps To Making That iPhone App You've Always Wanted IT'S OFFICIAL: Groupon Is Competing Head To Head With Foursquare Amazon Will Get 10% Of Its Revenue From Kindle In 2012 Advertisement CHART OF THE DAY: Apple: See, We're Not Getting Clobbered By Android! CHART OF THE DAY: How Many People Actually Buy Groupons CHART OF THE DAY: Groupon's Massive Revenue And Massive Losses Share this: Buzz Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon LinkedIn The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.careers@blogger.com Change Your Email Address | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to the SAI RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy

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