Problems And Pains: Apple’s Top 10 List Today.

What you won’t find on the list are the usual suspects. For example, Microsoft. While any company that holds a 90-percent or so market share could be considered a problem for a smaller competitor, Microsoft’s got so many problems that they’re not much of an issue for Apple these days.

Apple can’t make products fast enough, so Supply and Demand could be a problem, right? It’s not. Check the Apple Store online and you’ll see much shorter wait times for delivery of the new iPod shuffles and Mac mini computers. Other.... (excerpted).

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