Mondjuk nem meglepő, de azért mégis pozitívum hogy így történt, már ha egyáltalán igaz a hír:
http://appleblog.blog.hu/2013/06/06/levedette_az_iwatch_markanevet_az_apple
Mondjuk nem meglepő, de azért mégis pozitívum hogy így történt, már ha egyáltalán igaz a hír:
http://appleblog.blog.hu/2013/06/06/levedette_az_iwatch_markanevet_az_apple
IDC has again raised its tablet forecasts: the firm now expects shipments to grow 58.7% in 2013 to 229.3M units. That's up from a March forecast of 190.9M units, which itself was up from a forecast of 172.4M. 55% of shipments are expected to involve sub-8" tablets vs. 27% in 2012. With IDC estimating Q1 shipments rose 142% Y/Y to 49.2M, further hikes don't seem far-fetched. Meanwhile, following a 13.9% Y/Y drop in Q1, IDC now expects PC shipments to fall 7.8% Y/Y in 2013 to 321.9M, and predicts tablet sales will outpace PC sales by 2015. The revenue crossover point could take longer, given IDC forecasts a 2013 tablet ASP of $381, and a PC ASP of $635.
A smileyt nem tudom mire vélni. Egyébként ha élt az Apple azokkal az eszközökkel amelyekkel kapcsolatban most gyanúba hozták akkor igen szarul csinálta mert a Samsung rengeteg telefont elad. Olvastam a minap egy cikket hgoy gyakorlatilag kétszereplőssé kezd válni a piac, Apple vs Samsung, a többiek sehol nincsenek.
miért? megbetegedett? :))
vizsgálják az applet :)
Kérdés hogy most aktívan elkezdik-e baxtatni az Apple-t vagy találnak valami olyan megoldást ami jó lesz a cégnek is és az államoknak is (nyilván nem csak az Apple-re gondolok itt hanem a többi amerikai cégre is)
Többmilliárd dollárnyi adófizetési kötelezettséget került el az Apple - állapította meg egy szenátusi panel. Carl Levin szenátor szerint a társaság megtalálta az adóelkerülés "Szent Grálját. Külföldi leányvállalatokat hozott létre a cég, amelyek sehol nem fizetnek adót
Loopholes allowed Apple (AAPL) to avoid $44B in U.S. taxes from 2009-2012, claims a Senate report released shortly after Apple's official statement. Though peers have also been accused of using offshore havens, the report argues Apple went further by creating a subsidiary (responsible for ~1/3 of profits from 2009-11) that used differences in U.S. and Irish law to have no residence whatsoever. Sen. Carl Levin calls this "the Holy Grail of tax avoidance." Also, while Apple claims $6B in FY12 federal tax payments, the report claims the real number is $2.4B if one backs out deferred payments on foreign cash (only paid if/when the cash is repatriated)
1) Brian White cites Chinese 3G growth as a reason for his $888 PT: he points out China's 3G sub base rose 83% Y/Y in April to 293.1M, and is expected to hit 375M-400M by year's end. China Mobile (CHL - previous) had 120M 3G subs; China Unicom (CHU) had 92M, and China Telecom (CHA) 81M. 2) Taiwan's Economic Times reports Apple is testing 1.5" OLED displays for an iWatch, and that "market rumors" indicate Foxconn has received iWatch trial production orders. 3) Digitimes reports MacBook orders are expected to grow 20% Q/Q in Q2, as Apple launches new systems sporting Intel Haswell CPUs at June's WWDC conference.
Tim Cook ma fog a szenátus előtt beszélni arról hogy milyen módszerekkel tartják az USA-n kívül a pénzt a nagy amerikai vállalatok illetve konkrét javaslatokkal is elő fog állni arra vonatkozóan, hogy lehetne az otthoni szabályozást egyszerűsíteni, illetve a jelenlegi 35%-os adót csökkenteni. Nem 0-ra, de egy elfogadható arányra.
Kíváncsi vagyok, a befektetőknek egyelőre tetszik már az is hogy esély lehet a hatalmas kp állomány kisebb adókulccsal való hazajuttatására, hisz 2,75%-os pluszban mozog a részvény.
Apple’s Tim Cook will make his debut testifying before Congress on Tuesday, when the chief executive is expected to press lawmakers to simplify corporate taxes as well as explain the company’s tax practices.
Cook will appear before the Senate Homeland Security subcommittee on investigations, which is looking into what it calls “the structures and methods employed by multinational corporations to shift profits offshore” and how that affects taxes paid. Read hearing announcement and witness list.
Last year, a New York Times report described how Apple AAPL +2.70% uses subsidiaries in countries with lower taxes including Ireland and the Netherlands to cut its tax bill.
In response to the Times’s report, Apple said it is “among the top payers of U.S. income tax” and has been “among the top creators of American jobs in the past few years.”
Cook told the Washington Post that he will lay out specific proposals to encourage companies to bring back foreign earnings to the U.S. and invest the money in job creation and research and development.
“If you look at it today, to repatriate cash to the U.S., you need to pay 35% of that cash. And that is a very high number,” Cook told the Post. “We are not proposing that it be zero. I know that many of our peers believe that. But I don’t view that. But I think it has to be reasonable.”
