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> If they won, yes. They didn't though. So maybe the shareholders should sue Apple for not working in their interests? If, as you say, Apple is required to m
by stale2002 6y ago
> If they won, yes.
They didn't though. So maybe the shareholders should sue Apple for not working in their interests?
If, as you say, Apple is required to maximize shareholder value, or whatever, then this seems like an excellent example of them failing to uphold that.
This was an obviously stupid decision on Apple's part.