quadra 610

http://appleinsider.com/articles/09/10/12/snow_leopard_guest_account_bug_deletes_user_data

And that was under Jobs' watch.

Shit happens. Yes, even to Apple. The key is how quickly they respond to it and make things right. 

How many record quarters has Apple
enjoyed under Cook?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_corporate_profits_and_losses

So let's all RELAX, and look at things with a little more long-term perspective.

Intel's gone fission, now that the mobile business has reached critical mass without them. 

I wonder how they'll handle the fallout.

The Apple Watch today commands roughly half of the total smartwatch market share. Yes. Around half. And they've managed that almost overnight, though it's pegged even higher than that (re: market share.) It's a successful product that partners beautifully with the iPhone (and sky's the limit for the future.)

So yes, Apple SHOULD continue to improve the product, both in terms of internals, design, and accessories (bands, etc.) It's a winner in its class.

One suicide (for which we don't know the cause) is not an indicator of "workplace conditions" one way or another at Apple. Apple has a responsibility *to a certain degree* in terms of ensuring a safe and healthful workplace environment, and then beyond that they aren't responsible for someone's personal choices. 

Some of the comments in this thread are eye-wateringly stupid, which is actually far worse than deliberate trolling in this case, because the former is not good news for general brain function.