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Notes of interest from Apple's Q1 2016 conference call
jonl said:Tim's "mother of all balance sheets" and talking at length about services may suggest the direction of future acquisitions. -
Apple culture hinders recruitment and talent retention efforts, report says
jonl said:canukstorm said:Makes no sense. This article contradicts this:
http://appleinsider.com/articles/16/01/28/angela-ahrendts-treats-apple-store-employees-like-execs-retained-81-of-workforce-in-2015 -
Apple CEO Tim Cook earned $10.3M in 2015, Angela Ahrendts highest paid exec
mac_128 said:Well so much for the "glass ceiling" at Apple. And she definitely earned her keep in 2015. Those in store product launches were an awesome spectacle to behold! -
Apple culture hinders recruitment and talent retention efforts, report says
canukstorm said:Makes no sense. This article contradicts this:
http://appleinsider.com/articles/16/01/28/angela-ahrendts-treats-apple-store-employees-like-execs-retained-81-of-workforce-in-2015
If Apple retail is moving online than why are they building out so many stores?
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Apple's growth rate slows in Chinese smartphone market, report says
Nothing too shocking here. It underscores the need to have EXCITING new products - one or two that are game changers. Apple is more and more looking like the floundering efforts at Yahoo! Tossing a bunch of things at the wall and hope something really sticks.
Liquid metal button springs / Homekit / Healthkit / Apple Watch / declining iPad importance / the iTunes music / media mess / add you own____________________.
Billions wasted on useless buybacks / absurdly expensive spaceship buildings / non performing executives (Cook, Cue , Angela,________).
Cook is going to go down as the architect of Apple's developing lost decade from an investor perspective. -
House committee invites Apple CEO Tim Cook, FBI Director James Comey to discuss encryption
jungmark said:Sure, govt, one specific case. I fully believe you. It all starts with one item. A snowflake is harmless until it causes an avalanche.
Laws change, our rights don't.
I think SAFETY is a higher priority than "privacy". What the hell are all these people tal;king about that has them so hyper about this or other programs?
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-apple-fbi-motion-to-compel-20160219-story.html ;