Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Apple's Worst Earnings Since 2003: SFist

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Yes, but will it make you jump, jump? [SFist]
Bad earnings news: Apple had their "worst fiscal quarter since 2003" and "said sales for this quarter may fall double-digits yet again" [Cnet] [The Verge] [Ars Technica] while Twitter's stock tumbled 12 percent after "a gloomy forecast and revenues that missed Wall Street expectations." [Washington Post] [Bloomberg] [Wall Street Journal]
Speaking of Apple, they're clearly hiring less (if at all) as they also cut all their contract recruiters and laid off some of their full-time recruiters. [VentureBeat]
[KRON 4] will now have an additional nightly newscast at 10 p.m., anchored by one of my favorite Bay Area broadcasters, Pam Moore.
Silicon Valley labor advocates, religious leaders and hourly workers have proposed a ballot measure that would force large and mid-size companies to offer their part-time employees more hours before hiring additional temps. [SF Chronicle]
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr has been named NBA’s Coach of the Year for the 2015-16 season. [KRON 4]
Large-scale community garden breaks ground in Ocean View. [Ingleside Light]
The number of condos listed for sale on the MLS is now 57 percent higher versus the same time last year. [SocketSite]
Wow, Chronicle columnist Debra Saunders really hates Kamala Harris. [SF Chronicle]
"My sorority helped me find my individuality," announces an SF State student in their [Golden Gate Xpress].
The owner of the Oakland Raiders is expected to announce a plan to move the team to Las Vegas Thursday. [LA Daily News]
Ivar C. Satero has been appointed as director of the San Francisco International Airport. [SF Business Times]
More than 30 years after a young Fairfield boy was kidnapped, held for ransom, and never seen again, an arrest has been made. [ABC 7]
Yahoo says it reached an agreement with activist investor Starboard Value to add four new members to its board. [Associated Press]
The protest outside the courtroom in which new allegations of domestic violence were made against convicted girlfriend-beater G Chahal were likely paid to be there. [SF Weekly]

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