Not long ago, Microsoft realized that if it truly wanted to become relevant in the smartphone market, it needed to go low. Apple and Samsung had already claimed the high end, so the software giant decided that
Fifteen years ago, on March 10, 2000, the Nasdaq Composite index peaked at 5048. Then it started to fall. And fall. And fall. Or, to use the popular metaphor, the bubble burst. Looking back, anyone today can see that