Here are your Apple rumors and AAPL stock news items for Tuesday: Apple Has
Best November Sales Ever in 2011: According to a Tuesday report at Apple Insider
, sources within Apple s (NASDAQ: AAPL ) supply chain have indicated that the
Cupertino, Calif.-based company likely will report its best November of sales in
history. Ticonderoga Securities analyst Brian White cited the Apple Barometer, a
proprietary index of multiple Taiwan-based component suppliers for Apple, as
showing that supply chain sales to the company were up 17% from October .
Monthly growth has stayed steady at just 2% for the past six years. Novembers
stellar iPhone 4S and iPad sales should fuel what likely will be Apples best
quarter in history come the end of December. Consumer Reports Praises Verizon,
Condemns AT&T: Consumer Reports released the results of its Annual Cell Service
Provider Survey on Tuesday, doling accolades to Verizon (NYSE: VZ ) and savaging
AT&T (NYSE: T ) among iPhone carriers. Verizon scored the highest out of the
four major mobile carriers, thanks to its highly rated data and texting
services. Sprint (NYSE: S ) surprisingly came in just behind Verizon. T-Mobile
USA came in third, putting AT&T in the doghouse, rated poorly by many of the
surveys 66,000 respondents. The report also found that consumers actually are
most satisfied with smaller, regional mobile carriers rather than the big four.
This is promising news for C-Spire, the Mississippi-based regional carrier that
became the fourth official iPhone carrier in the U.S. in October. Steve Jobs Bio
is Amazons Best-Selling Book of the Year: Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN ) might be in a
ferocious competition with Apple over the nascent tablet market, but the
Internets largest retailer should not forget how profitable goods related to
Apple have been for it. Case in point: Walter Isaacsons biography of the late
Steve Jobs. Released in October shortly after the CEOs death, Steve Jobs has
become Amazons best-selling book of the year . As noted by a report at MacRumors
, Sony s (NYSE: SNE ) Sony Pictures reportedly is in talks with writer Aaron
Sorkin ( The Social Network , Moneyball ) to adapt Isaacsons biography for the
big screen, with Noah Wyle and George Clooney contending for the part of Jobs.
That movie undoubtedly would sell well for Amazon, too. As of this writing,
Anthony John Agnello did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned
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