MarketFoolery: 04.02.2013

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🗓️ 2 April 2013

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Apple apologizes to its customers in China. McCormick delivers spicy earnings.

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0:00.0	It's Tuesday, April 2nd.
0:03.3	Welcome to Market.
0:04.3	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today for Motley Fool 1,
0:06.8	Jason Moser and from Motley Fool Hidden Gems,
0:09.7	Chief Investment Officer at the Motley Full, Andy Cross.
0:11.6	Good to see you guys.
0:12.4	Hello, Chief Investment Officer and Proud Graduates. investment officer at the model for Andy Cross. Good to see you guys. Hello.
0:13.4	Chief Investment Officer and proud graduate of the University of Michigan.
0:16.2	Yes.
0:17.2	Andy Cross walked in tall this week because his Wolverines are in the final four.
0:21.0	Yeah, I will be in San Francisco for the big game to watch it with my brother.
0:25.4	So it should be fun.
0:26.4	Hopefully the Big Blue comes out with a win.
0:29.2	Looking forward to it.
0:30.2	It should be a good game.
0:31.2	This is an all edible episode of market foolery. We're going to talk
0:34.2	corn, we're going to talk spices, it's National peanut butter and jelly day, so of
0:38.2	course we're going to talk about that, but we will start with Apple. Two weeks
0:41.8	ago, China's Central television accused Apple of giving customers second-rate repair
0:46.4	service on iPhones and iPads.
0:49.4	There was additional criticism in the Chinese media.
0:53.0	And CEO Tim Cook posted an apology on Apple's Chinese language website acknowledging the feedback
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