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#Case Study
Apple
What constitutes “success?”
Updated: 2021.08.10
7 min read · Intermediate
Apple
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Discussion Questions
Q1
In your own words, please briefly summarize the article.
Q2
Why did you choose this topic for today’s class?
Q3
Are you an Apple fan? Why or why not?
Q4
What do you remember of Apple’s products during Jobs’s reign?
Q5
How would you compare Apple under Jobs versus Apple under Cook?
Q6
Why do you suppose experts say Cook's Apple has "lost the engine of innovation?" Do you agree or disagree?
Q7
Why do you think Apple’s corporate value continues to grow under Tim Cook’s guidance?
Q8
What defines a company’s success? Is it product innovation, or is it the company’s raw corporate value?
Q9
How do you foresee Apple changing in the next half decade?
Q10
If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down.
Expressions
prevailing opinion
the most common opinion; generally accepted opinion
Ví dụ
1

The prevailing opinion is that Uncle Frank deals in unsavory business.

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2

Although disputed by James, the prevailing opinion was that his art was truly magnificent.

nothing to laugh at
not unimpressive; fairly impressive
Ví dụ
1

Her lockpicking abilities were nothing to laugh at.

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2

Your skills in handling that almost defective car are nothing to laugh at.

diversification
the act of increasing variety in something
Ví dụ
1

It’s important to diversify your investments.

Ví dụ
2

Due to that incident, there has since been vast diversification across these industries.

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