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They're obligated to act in the interest of shareholders. That usually means profits, but could very well be other things.
by wtetzner 5y ago
They're obligated to act in the interest of shareholders. That usually means profits, but could very well be other things.
- foolinaround 5y agothis here is the real answer. So, if a majority of Apple's shareholders feel a different way from just maximizing profits then changes could be underway.