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Peter Thiel Says Apple Did ‘Nothing New’ After Steve Jobs, Calls It a ‘Pure, Well-Run Value Stock’

Oct 25, 2026 · 02:41 AM ET· updated 2h ago
Peter Thiel Says Apple Did ‘Nothing New’ After Steve Jobs, Calls It a ‘Pure, Well-Run Value Stock’

Peter Thiel says Apple has lost its innovative edge since Steve Jobs’ death, despite praising its business management and value.

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A famous investor says Apple stopped making brand new ideas after Steve Jobs left. But he thinks Apple is still a well managed company that makes money.

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