2019-1-9 16:19 |
Apple hasn’t had the best few weeks. Not only did the company have to drop its revenue forecast for Q1 2019 by a whopping $9 billion, it has also had to reduce the amount of iPhones it’s making by 10 percent.
Ouch. Honestly, I don’t think it’s a bad thing. Apple makes premium (read: expensive) products, so at some point its astronomical growth is bound to stall. It’s inevitable. What’s wrong with being a successful, stable company? To answer that rhetorical question, money. For better or worse, big public companies don’t operate on the idea of consistent non-growth. They work on…
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