... to me that Apple is on top because it has, you know, products that everybody in the world wants to buy. You know, Asians buy Apple in preference to their own Asian products because you get prestige in Asia by owning an Apple product. We are talking about search, and ...
... these little things that I guess to Apple -- Apple feels like these are the kinds of things that make their products really elegant. And, indeed, Apple makes really elegant products. But just because Apple put things together beautifully doesn't necessarily mean they're entitled to protection from the patent ...
... replicated iPhone and iPad design for its own line of smartphones and tablets. Samsung rebutted, claiming the disputed products are based on industry standards, not Apple technology. Apple is asking for $2.5 billion in damages, making this the largest patent-related case to date. The most at stake, however ...
How Apple, Other Tech Companies Take Advantage of U.S. Tax Code
... FLA's Auret Van Heerden discuss the group's findings. ... JEFFREY BROWN: And we turn to a pledge to improve working conditions at one of Apple's major suppliers in China. As Apple surged toward its status as the world's most valuable company, the calls for it to account ...
... Apple shares hit an all-time high of $600 apiece last week. They closed above that level today for the first time. The news from Apple helped Wall Street stave off a losing day. The Dow Jones industrial average gained six points to close at 13,239. The Nasdaq rose ...
... his monologue he claims to have met a group of workers who were poisoned on an iPhone assembly line by a chemical called n-hexane. Apple's audits of its suppliers show that an incident like this occurred in a factory in China, but the factory wasn't located in ...
... there's a couple of things here. As I say, the FLA is probably a big step up in terms of having a watchdog. Also, Apple has clout that no other company does. Hon Hai gets 21 percent of its $60 billion in annual revenue from Apple. So, if Apple ...
... he leaves behind this magnificent legacy, there will be people who fill that hole at Apple and elsewhere. JEFFREY BROWN: What is the challenge for Apple and these other companies now? VINT CERF: First of all, all the products that come out of Apple didn't come out of just ...
Upon the death of Steve Jobs, we dipped into the NewsHour's video vault for past coverage of Apple and Jobs. We uncovered this 1985 piece by Elizabeth Brackett that captures a tumultuous time in the company's history. In the report, Apple's then-CEO John Sculley, who was ...
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