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Title: Apple’s Corporate Imitators are Borrowing, Not Stealing Post by: HCK on February 04, 2012, 11:00:03 pm Apple’s Corporate Imitators are Borrowing, Not Stealing
Apple’s recent quarterly earnings demonstrated insane success. As a result, failing companies like Sony and J.C. Penny have suddenly reorganized their missions to copy Apple. Unfortunately, they will fail, because they don’t understand why Apple succeeds. Why Apple Succeeds Apple earned $46.3 billion dollars in the last quarter of 2011. And of that $13.1 billion was [...]Related StoriesWant A $65 iPad 2? Check Your Local Goodwill [Image]Apple Has Already Beat Motorola’s German Injunction Against iPhones And iPad SalesHow The iPad Is Revolutionizing Branding [Exclusive Book Excerpt]Apple’s Factories Are “Sweatshops” — But They’re Better Than Competition, Says Labor Activist“Inside Apple” Will Challenge Your View Of The World’s Most Valuable Tech Company [Review] http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cultofmac/bFow/~3/2daCWwAzDGE/story01.htm |