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The prettification of iOS wasn't the only thing that Apple introduced at WWDC--there was, after all, the good news about the wonderful PCIe memory and the beautiful and powerful new Mac Pro--but apparently investors aren't impressed. Apple stock has witnessed a minimal but steady decline since Monday's announcements, and today shares sit at $432 down from Monday's optimistic high of $441.
Alisher Usmanov, the Russian billionaire whom some of you may recall from his jaw-dropping 10-fold return on his investment into Facebook last year, recently announced to Bloomberg that he'd invested as much as $100 million into Apple stock in the belief that it will return to the highs of September 2012 or beyond. That's an impressive gamble. Apple's stock has dropped by close to 40 percent since then due to concerns about competition from Samsung and sluggish sales.















