Since September of 2012, Apple Inc.'s stock has plummeted nearly $300 per share. According to some users, the company's latest products have been nothing special and many claim that Apple has lost its edge, but now many investors claim that Twitter will become the new cash cow. According to the Wall Street Journal, Twitter saw a 40 percent surge in users in 2012 and it is believed to be worth approximately $10 billion. Adrianne Jeffries, reporter for The Verge, joins us to talk tech with RT's Liz Wahl.
Friday, March 1, 2013
The fall of Apple the rise of Twitter
From RTAmerica
Since September of 2012, Apple Inc.'s stock has plummeted nearly $300 per share. According to some users, the company's latest products have been nothing special and many claim that Apple has lost its edge, but now many investors claim that Twitter will become the new cash cow. According to the Wall Street Journal, Twitter saw a 40 percent surge in users in 2012 and it is believed to be worth approximately $10 billion. Adrianne Jeffries, reporter for The Verge, joins us to talk tech with RT's Liz Wahl.
Since September of 2012, Apple Inc.'s stock has plummeted nearly $300 per share. According to some users, the company's latest products have been nothing special and many claim that Apple has lost its edge, but now many investors claim that Twitter will become the new cash cow. According to the Wall Street Journal, Twitter saw a 40 percent surge in users in 2012 and it is believed to be worth approximately $10 billion. Adrianne Jeffries, reporter for The Verge, joins us to talk tech with RT's Liz Wahl.
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