Apple has bought more than 100 companies in the last six years
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That`s one every three or four weeks... What you need to know Apple CEO Tim Cook has told shareholders the company bought more than 100 companies in the last six years. That means it made an acquisition on average every three or four weeks. Cook also addressed antitrust issues, regulations, politics, and more. Apple CEO Tim Cook has told shareholders the company has made over 100 acquisitions in the last six years, at the rate of one every three or four weeks. Noted by the BBC: Apple has acquired about 100 companies over the last six years, the company`s chief executive Tim Cook has revealed. That works out at a company every three to four weeks, he told Apple`s annual meeting of shareholders on Tuesday. Speaking at the annual shareholders` meeting, Cook addressed many different issues and questions. As transcribed by 9to5Mac, Cook said that whilst there was `enormous benefit` to getting teams together in the office, he was incredibly impressed with Apple`s resilien...