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Although it is undeniable that Apple reigns supreme when it comes to making money, it is similarly true that the company is all the more facing even greater expectations. It seems there is no end in sight for the company that has amassed unspeakable amounts of money in a relatively short period of time. But with great success, comes great responsibility – and if the iThrone wants to continue its reign, continuous growth and never-ending improvement are the key words…

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