
Is a finger of blame over Apple's perceived lack of innovation being directed toward CEO Tim Cook?
According to an understandably controversial new report tonight, Apple's Board of Directors isn't happy about the shortage of dazzling new products and services coming out of Apple's pipeline these days.
FOX Business News, citing reliable sources, reports that Tim Cook is in the hot seat and will likely continue to feel the heat until Apple wows us once more with something new. Some inside of Apple don't believe that the company has really pushed anything innovative since the iPad mini was unveiled last October.
Since then, share prices have fallen, and criticisms have climbed.
"What have they had lately? They have had the iPad, they've had a few other things, but they don't have anything innovating from what came from Steve Jobs," FOX news correspondent Charlie Gasparino says. "And that concern is basically manifesting into pressure on Tim Cook to basically innovate - do something fast."
The pace of innovation at Apple isn't good enough for the board, it seems, although it doesn't look like Tim Cook is close to being dumped as CEO... yet.
Source: FOX Business News
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