starting his own design firm with Apple as client #1.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/27/...ne-chief-design-officer-lovefrom-company-quit
https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/27/...ne-chief-design-officer-lovefrom-company-quit
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Jony Ive’s obsession with device thinness and minimalism
I would say a bigger cause is that the post-Jobs era has seen a significant percentage of the company's profits shift from R&D to stock buybacks. This strategy is short-term boon to shareholders, but it has longer-term costs.But in the post-Jobs era, with all of Apple design, hardware and software, under his control, we’ve seen the software design decline and the hardware go wonky.
No. If that wasn’t put into buyback it would be put into dividends. That’s the money that’s going to stockholders one way or the other. It’s unlikely that given the enormity of their profits that is affecting R&D or product design per se.I would say a bigger cause is that the post-Jobs era has seen a significant percentage of the company's profits shift from R&D to stock buybacks. This strategy is short-term boon to shareholders, but it has longer-term costs.
They were posted almost simultaneously and neither had followup yet. I went with the one with the more explanatory headline.Don’t have hate it when mods merge threads and the later one gets the headline???? :/