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Ousted Apple Store chief Browett is back selling shiny tat for ladies
The former head of Apple Retail has found a new job, selling handbags and scarves at the head of Monsoon's Accessorize chain.
John Browett only lasted seven months at Cupertino, before Tim Cook edged him out in a reshuffle in September that also saw the end of Apple's software chief Scott Forstall.
Browett is credited with …
Apple to stop European shipments of Mac Pro on March 1?
Apple will discontinue shipping its long-neglected Mac Pro tower to the EU, EU candidates, and European Free Trade Association (EFTA) member states on March first, sources tell 9to5Mac.
According to that "Apple Intelligence" website, Cupertino has informed resellers that the Mac Pro is being retired from the aforementioned …
More Brits ditch Apple tablets for Amazon, Google, Samsung kit
But iPad Mini is still the UK adults' top-rated slate
PC floggers scavenge for crumbs as Apple hoovers up profits
Macs now 5 times more profitable than 5 biggest PC players
Apple forced to cut dealers in to get iPad Mini shifting, says analyst
Apple is sacrificing some margin on the iPad Mini in a bid to muster channel support for its late-to-the-party seven-incher - or so says an analyst.
According to data from Context, some 10,000 units were shipped through distribution across Western Europe in the first week after launch, compared to the millions of Minis and iPad …
UK Apple cart Square punched in the wallet as sales, profit fall
Not everything emblazoned with a fruit-shaped badge of honour is immune to the cold winds of recession: just ask London-based Apple channel partner Square Group.
The business's turnover dropped 15 per cent to £24m and profits fell 36.8 per cent to £250,000 in the year to 31 March 2012, according to a filing this week at …
Apple CEO Cook's investor-meeting reveal: 'Dog bites man'
'Great stuff coming', unhappy with stock drop ... snxxx
Euro bigwig turns heat on 'unacceptable' Apple warranties
Justice Commish urges nations to probe Cupertino ads
Apple shares dive after quarterly report disappoints Wall Street
Revenues up, but earnings flat
Apple's former retail boss spills magic beans on store strategy
Ron Jonhson on improving icommunities, transforming ilives
Adobe reports great re$ult$ but loses CTO Kevin Lynch to Apple
Harry Potter and the Contract of Cupertino
Acorn founder: SIXTH WAVE of tech will wash away Apple, Intel
'Violent event' to finally dethrone dead genius overlord Jobs
Apple stops Caring in Italy, probably all Europe soon
Questionably supportable support questioned by EU
Apple exec behind Maps and Siri to exit One Infinite Loop
Forstall and retail head Browett to depart, Jonny Ive becomes UI king
Big Apple fake Apple stores agree to rat out suppliers
A New York gadget shop called Apple Story has agreed to change its name, hand over any counterfeit stock bearing Apple logos or slogans, and name its dodgy suppliers as part of a court settlement with the fruity tech giant.
Apple Story and another store, Fun Zone, were taken to court last July by Apple for trademark infringement …
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