Berkshire Hathaway, a big company that invests in other companies, sold a lot of its shares in Apple, another big company. This happened because Apple's sales are not growing as fast as before and people are buying fewer iPhones. Berkshire Hathaway made a lot of money from selling these shares, but it might think there are better places to invest that money. Apple is still trying to make new things and improve its products, so it might be able to grow again in the future. Read from source...

- Story lacks critical analysis of the reasons behind Berkshire's decision
- Story does not provide any data or sources to support claims
- Story uses vague terms like "market factors", "legal hurdles" without explaining what they are or how they affect Apple's performance
- Story relies on outdated information (Apple's stock rebound, earnings release date)
- Story focuses on Apple's past successes instead of its current challenges
- Story ends with a self-promoting paragraph that is irrelevant to the topic

### Final answer: F

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