Questioning Icahn's reasoning for selling Apple
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One doesn't have to take Carl Icahn's decision to dump Apple as an omen. However, his motives deserve careful examination.
One doesn't have to take Carl Icahn's decision to dump Apple as an omen. However, his motives deserve careful examination.
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Billionaire Carl Icahn, who first disclosed his stake in Apple Inc. almost three years ago, has sold out of his position, the activist said Thursday.
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