Apple says its developer site was hacked
Developers' names and mailing or e-mail addresses may have been accessed, but other data was not, due to encryption
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Developers' names and mailing or e-mail addresses may have been accessed, but other data was not, due to encryption
Activist investor, who instigated ouster of former CEO Scott Thompson, takes profits after stock made big gains this year
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