The 'missile' Carl Icahn fired at Apple was more like a love noteHe cut his buyback demand from $150 billion to $50 billion and gave Apple a year to do it.
<p>FORTUNE -- From the headlines, you would think that Carl Icahn, America's most famous corporate raider, had donned a headdress and gone into his war dance:</p>
Icahn beats Apple buyback drum (again) with new proposal (CNET)
Carl Icahn Rallies Apple Shareholders To Demand Stock Buyback (Cult of Mac)
Carl Icahn ups ante in crusade for Apple buyback (Associated Press)
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The 'missile' Carl Icahn fired at Apple was more like a love note
