When Apple missed expectations last week, it was another hint the smartphone boom may be running out of steam. But the company has $250bn to spend ... As the biggest company in the world, Apple operates to different rules from other businesses. That was apparent against last week when Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, partly blamed weaker-than-expected iPhone sales on leaks about future products. Cook said that there had been a "pause in purchases" due to "earlier and much more frequent reports...
When Apple missed expectations last week, it was another hint the smartphone boom may be running out of steam. But the company has $250bn to spend ... As the biggest company in the world, Apple operates to different rules from other businesses. That was apparent against last week when Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, partly blamed weaker-than-expected iPhone sales on leaks about future products. Cook said that there had been a "pause in purchases" due to "earlier and much more frequent reports...
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