Apple may find it harder saying "no" to bad ideas


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 31 May 2016

Bucking the trend: While PC sales slumped in 2015, Apple saw its position improve with shipments climbing 2.8% to some 5.66 billion in a year-over-year comparison, according to IDC.

NEW YORK: For Apple, saying "no" may be getting harder. 

Eddy Cue, an executive in charge of iTunes and internet services for the technology giant, raised the possibility of a bid for Time Warner at a meeting with the media conglomerate last year, according to the Financial Times

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