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2016年2月11日 · Apple 3.0. He was obsessed with his market cap. While watching Google's market value surpass Apple's in after-market trading last night—ending Apple's on-and-off …
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2013年2月27日 · Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.
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2016年2月23日 · Tracking the ebb and flow of capital in five interactive charts. Apple, the U.S. markets' most widely held and actively traded stock, lost 5% of its…
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About Philip Elmer-DeWitt. That’s me with the notepad and the flyaway hairline interviewing iPhone line-sitters, back when that was a thing. I’m not the youngest reporter on the Apple …
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2022年1月2日 · Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.
Piper Jaffray: 70% of U.S. teens own AirPods, up from 52% last …
2021年4月8日 · Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.
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Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.
Bernstein says Google's FY21 payments to Apple might reach …
2021年8月25日 · Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.
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2024年1月5日 · Philip Elmer-DeWitt has been covering Apple since 1983 — mostly for Time Magazine (28 years), later for Fortune (9 years), where he wrote a daily blog called Apple 2.0.