John Sculley News
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Apple Inc. is being outsold in China, the world’s largest handset market, by a company less than 1 percent its size, highlighting how the lack of low-cost products limits the iPhone-maker in emerging nations.
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Franklin Templeton Investments cut its holdings of Apple Inc. last year on concern the maker of the iPhone lacks a strategy to sell cheaper smartphones in emerging markets such as China and India.
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Apple Inc. needs to overhaul its supply chain to meet demand for cheaper smartphones in emerging markets, former Chief Executive Officer John Sculley said.
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Sharp Corp. and other Apple Inc. suppliers declined in Asia trading after the Nikkei newswire said orders for iPhone 5 parts had been cut about 50 percent following lower-than-expected sales.
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John Sculley says he thinks he’s found the next Steve Jobs. Several of them, in fact.
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Former Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer John Sculley, who presided over the company when Steve Jobs left in 1985, said companies in Silicon Valley need to focus on ideas and products and less on profits.
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Former Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer John Sculley, the man who presided over the company when Steve Jobs left in 1985, said a move into the television market is “Apple’s game to lose.”
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Steve Jobs, who built the world’s most valuable technology company by creating devices that changed how people use electronics and revolutionized the computer, music and mobile-phone industries, died. He was 56.
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Steve Jobs, famous for his view that a product’s look and feel is just as important as how it works, was vindicated by a California court exactly one year after he stepped down as chief executive officer of Apple Inc.
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Steve Jobs was a college dropout who built computers in his parents’ garage in the mid-1970s with a friend, Steve Wozniak.
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