Philip Elmer-DeWitt
Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.
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Excerpted from Ahrendts' Hello Monday podcast with LinkedIn's Jessi Hempel.
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"The last thing Apple needs right now is a gut punch on the US/China front."
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Someone didn't get the memo.
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That's one way to change the subject.
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"This place is ran like a concentration camp." — Middletown Fulfillment Center exit interview
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What does it mean?
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"The battery was still at 41 percent!" he said.
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By my count, Jim Kelleher is the 16th Apple analyst to raise his price target this week.Â
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Calls the status quo at the App Store "untenable."
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"IDC isn't close with their iPhone unit sales estimate for the quarter that Apple just reported." — Neil Cybart, Above Avalon
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Is Apple policing these ads? Did iDropNews approve them?
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She wants to interview Mayor Pete Buttabeep, Buttaboop.
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The ups and downs of Apple’s revenue, diluted earnings, iPhone sales, services and revenue from greater China.
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The former BGC Apple analyst wants to break up the company and sell off the pieces.
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There could have been any number of reasons for him to get pushed out or decide to move on.
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