Yeah, I usually like Monday Note's analysis (Jean-Louis Gassee has an interesting history with Apple [0]) but this smacks of clickbait.
[0] Apart from being an Apple board member for years, in an alternate reality, Jean-Louis Gassee becomes the new Steve Jobs when Apple buys BeOS instead of NextSTEP. BeOS was Apple's preferred choice for the OS X rebuild but they balked at the price JLG set.
The only law that doesn't get broken is that over a long-term period well-run companies tend to out-perform poorly run companies, although luck does play a big part as well.
Yeah, though I was just being facetious. The point I take from the article is that the opinions of business bloggers are worth about how much we pay for them.
It has nothing to do with the breaking of actual laws, like anti-poaching collusion, which is what I expected.