How could this be a bad idea? I think this is a great idea. Just imagine Apple refrigirstors, TVs and more!
Ah yes, an Apple fridge, that only lets you put food you bought from the Apple Grocery Store in it
How could this be a bad idea? I think this is a great idea. Just imagine Apple refrigirstors, TVs and more!
How could this be a bad idea? I think this is a great idea. Just imagine Apple refrigirstors, TVs and more!
You obviously are either preteen, trolling or don't know how businesses operate.
Ah yes, an Apple fridge, that only lets you put food you bought from the Apple Grocery Store in it
Antitrust is a set of laws established a century ago to prevent accumulation of economic power in single entities or collectives. The Federal government in the US would not allow this, and the EU would throw its weight around too even though it lacks any semblance of jurisdiction, as it did with Honeywell/GE.
Not sure US law is entirely relevant in this case, as Samsung is not a US company. Ditto for EU law.
I thought Apple was the most valuable company on earth! It even says so on the front page of Mac Rumors.
I thought Apple was the most valuable company on earth! It even says so on the front page of Mac Rumors.
Why don't Apple just buy Samsung?
If Apple hates Samsung so much, then why don't they just simply buy them? They won't have to worry about patent infringement and competition. They can even have Samsung's patents and research so they can improve their products.
What could go wrong?
Last I check Apple and Exxon were in the running for most valuable company. I don't know who is first as of now. Samsung Electronics Co. is currently valued at billion. Apple currently holds about 103 billion in cash. For Apple to purchase Samsung which they won't do, they would have to pay all of there liquid assets + stock, or do it all in stock in which case Samsung would probably become the largest shareholder which would render the point of this moot.
Anyways, Apple could just buy the Smartphone part of Samsung. That isn't too expensive anymore.
Not sure US law is entirely relevant in this case, as Samsung is not a US company. Ditto for EU law.
Most valuable brand does not mean most valuable company.
Confusing. If Samsung were that rich, why weren't they the ones running for most valuable company?
Anyways, Apple could just buy the Smartphone part of Samsung. That isn't too expensive anymore.
See my above answer, you can't buy what isn't for sale.
Seagate bought LaCie.