iPhone price cut may get Apple new role
For $200, you can barely buy one share of Apple Inc.
So who would have thought a $200 drop in the price of the iPhone last week would have caused so much hand-wringing and gnashing of teeth by Apple consumers, stockholders and analysts?
Not Steve Jobs .
In a Q&A with USA Today , his response to iPhone buyers who bought at $599 in the first two months was more akin to Marie Antoinette 's "Let them eat...
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