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Does the Apple, Beats Music Deal Make Any Sense?
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May 9, 2014
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8:27Now PlayingMay 9 (Bloomberg) -- Former Rhapsody President Jon Irwin and JMP Securities Alex Gauna weigh in on the possible Apple, Beats Electronics deal. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." Guana owns no stock in Apple or Beats Electronics. (Source: Bloomberg)
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