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CEO Tim Cook is working to prevent a brain drain at Apple 9L0-515, which Jobs built into the world’s most valuable technology company. Over the past 14 years, the management team helped Jobs introduce one best-selling product after another — from the iMac computer to the iPhone to the iPad. Cook took on the CEO role in August, less than two months before Jobs’s death.The $60 million figure is based on the current stock price, and the final value will depend on the price when the grants are exercised. The shares, up 24 percent this year, were little- changed today, closing at $400.24.

Apple said last December that it expects sales of its new Apple 9L0-515 exam TV to top 1 million by year’s end. The company offered few additional details then, except to say that iTunes users are now renting and purchasing over 400,000 TV and more than 150,000  per day. It did not break out how many of those rentals or purchases were for Apple TV.The smaller $99 Apple TV launched last September is a quarter of the size of previous versions and includes streaming from Netflix and 99-cent TV rentals from ABC and Fox. To date, however, Apple still has yet to offer its own subscription service.

Apple has had a string of minor setbacks ever since it announced its quarterly results on October 19.This was not the end of bad news for Apple 9L0-515. Early this week, Canalys reported that Apple’s U.S. smartphone market share slipped from 26% in Q3 2010 to 20% in Q3 2011, with HTC and Samsung gaining the most.This news is even more damaging for Apple’s competitive position as the U.S. smartphone market is considered more lucrative for mobile vendors as telecom providers like AT&T, Verizon and Sprint bear huge subsidies while selling them at much lower price to consumers.