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Offshore companies and other "tricks."
But what will they talk about?
Tim Cook's PR blitz isn't helping Apple's stock price. [Update: Maybe it is!]
Analysts had expected it to out-earn two gods.
The company announced a plan today to pay back shareholders and buy back stock.
The company's labor practices don't seem to be getting much better.
The company reported huge profits from the first quarter without its co-founder.
Tim Cook's debut is an anticlimactic one.
After a $20 billion dive, Apple closed the day down less than 2 percent.
The announcement was timed on a day when the stock market was closed.