[thallavajhula]

5 months ago: [https://www.forbes.com/sites/dantedisparte/2018/08/06/apple-...

1 day ago: [https://www.forbes.com/sites/stephenmcbride1/2019/01/21/the-...

It seems a bit ridiculous how, in a span of 5 months, Forbes decided to publish an article about the "End" of the most valuable company in the world.

[opencl]

Those are not Forbes articles, they are random people's personal blogs hosted on the Forbes domain.

[leoh]

Build them up, tear them down. Same thing happened to Theranos, but on a much bigger scale.

[wflann]

I don't think Apple's been credibly accused of committing massive fraud?

[armadsen]

Yeah, this is ridiculous. Apple has been selling actual products that work and that billions of people happily use for 43 years. Hard to compare that with a company that never released anything that actually worked the way they claimed, and was revealed to be committing outright fraud.

[leoh]

"much bigger scale"