Its reported that for 2013 -
Apple paid 8.4 in audit fees on revenues of 170.9 Billion
Wal-Mart paid 16.6 million in audit fees on revenues of 476.3 Billion
Canadians paid 23.6 million in audit fees to audit 80,000 Senate transactions.

That’s an incredible $295 for each line entry of a transaction - aka: receipt.

I don’t care how much they found in wrong expenses. The real issue should be the COST of the Audit.
It’s been like a Magic Show,” look here, while I do the trick there... look, look...”

Mr. Harper, gain a 1,000,000 lbs of political capital on Wednesday – call on the Premiers for a unanimous vote – to ‘shut it down'. And the fire whoever allowed the Audit Invoice.

Oh m'gosh

Where does Apple keep its Departments? In Silos. Oh... so 90's.

One wasn't sure about the Apple magic - were they Hardware Makers, Systems Inventors, or Magical Blenders of each to one.

Apple Pay will be disruptive. So too will Google Pay, and some even still think Bitcoin has a place.

One thing I know - Apple is becoming compartmentalized and internally dysfunctional. No longer is the phone experience - wow. No longer can one call get an answer to - so I bought an "X" but....

Present experience: One order, complete confusion between 'departments'. No longer is it one Apple. Today, it's many Apples. Your bushel is showing. Your middleware is a mess.

For as smart as Apple was, Google owns tomorrow. Or maybe, have you heard of Hound?