From the Make of It What You Will Department
Mashable’s Todd Wasserman did the math and reported the results in this blog post:
At Tuesday’s close, Apple’s stock price was around $575.64, a 52% jump since Oct. 5, the day Jobs died and Apple’s stock was selling for $378.25. Of course, there are reasons for the optimism. Apple’s reported blowout numbers in its fiscal first quarter with revenues of $43 billion and a profit of $13 billion.
Poor Tim Cook. He’s not going to get the credit – at least not in the short term – but, had Apple’s stock tanked instead, you can be sure he’d be getting all of the blame.
