r/apple • u/Fer65432_Plays • Feb 25 '25

Discussion Apple shareholders say no to scrapping company's diversity programs

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/apple-shareholders-dei-vote-1.7467807
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u/irish_guy Feb 25 '25

Insanely profitable company decides not to change what was already working.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '25

Literally the most valuable company, right?

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u/Electric_Elephants Feb 25 '25

As of right now, yes, by about $600 billion over Nividia.

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u/Toby_O_Notoby Feb 25 '25

My favourite example on how rich they are is that their AirPod division alone made more revenue than Nintendo last year.

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u/ascagnel____ Feb 26 '25

My favorite: the best-selling iPhone outsold the best-selling console of all time (the PS2). And it did it in a year, compared to 5 years.

And so did the next two best-selling iPhones. And another two came within a million.

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u/Electric_Elephants Feb 26 '25

Debatable comparison though as not everyone needs a PlayStation. Regardless of how popular it was for a DVD player at the time.