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Apple set to unveil streaming service, will reportedly offer HBO, Showtime for $9.99 a month

By: MarketWatch
Apple Inc. will shift its business further toward the services side Monday, according to a new report a day before the unveiling of its highly anticipated streaming-video service.
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