Jan 24, 2021 12:11 PM Class- After a decade in the wilderness, Apple, Inc. began to turn its fortunes around in the late 1990s, rising to become the world's most valuable company by market capitalization. It introduced remarkably innovative products throughout the mid-2000s that revolutionized the way millions of people live (iPhone, iPod, iTunes, revamped, high-end MacBooks, OS X, iPad, Apple TV, etc.) Storm clouds formed on the horizon, however, when Apple's co-founder and winionary CEO, Steve Jobs, died in 2011. Since then, Samsung and Google have proven to be intense, and effective, competitors. Many observers believe the root of Apple's increasingly common missteps stem directly from the strategic leadership of Jobs successor, Tim Cook Apple, they suggest, has lost its innovative edge. As proof, they point to the surprisingly underwhelming demand for the launches of the iPhones 8 and X and their more recent successors. Under Cook's stewardship, his critics charge, the company no longer enjoys the Midas touch Put your analyst's cap on and discuss what you believe the future will likely hold for this technology giant. Where do you see the company going in the next five to ten years? What, if anything, can it do to reclaim its image as the most innovative technology company? From a growth standpoint, would you recommend that investors buy Apple stock or do you think its best days are behind it? Reply Replies I reada detailed answer Please atleasts 3 Thanks in advance paragraphs and at least 6-7