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Tim Cook dinner explains how Apples acquisition technique differs from different big tech corporations - 9to5Mac

Acquisitions have been a serious subject of debate in the course of the big tech antitrust listening to earlier this week, however the focus was totally on Apple’s opponents, together with Amazon and Fb. In a brand new interview with CNBC at this time, Apple CEO Tim Cook dinner provided extra particulars on what he believes units Apple’s acquisition technique other than the competitors.
Acquisitions were a major topic of discussion during the big tech antitrust hearing earlier this week, but the focus was primarily on Apple’s competitors, including Amazon and Facebook. In a new interview with CNBC today, Apple CEO Tim Cook offered additional details on what he believes sets Apple’s acquisition strategy apart from the competition.

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