It was the latest, and perhaps most significant, setback in a string of product delays and missteps from the company.
The most significant setback occurred on Wednesday, when a federal judge in New York refused to dismiss a batch of lawsuits brought against German companies by Holocaust victims.
BRITAIN: BLAIR DEFIANT In his first speech since his most significant setback in three years in office, Prime Minister Tony Blair said he would not change his government's program to suit his critics.
The deal to buy the remaining 61 percent of BSkyB that it did not own was the single biggest ever attempted in the long history of the News Corporation, and the withdrawal is perhaps the most significant setback of Rupert Murdoch's career.
The company said the most significant setback was higher than expected foreign exchange losses.
Last fall, in perhaps the most significant professional setback for Mr. Murdoch in a decade, EchoStar beat out the News Corporation in an auction for General Motors Hughes Electronicss division, which includes DirecTV.
Insurgents seized the city of Ramadi, west of Baghdad, on 17 May in the most significant military setback to the government since a US-led coalition launched a campaign of air strikes against Isis last August.
A federal judge in Washington ruled on Monday that the bulk collection of Americans' telephone records by the National Security Agency is likely to violate the US constitution, in the most significant legal setback for the agency since the publication of the first surveillance disclosures by the whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Either way, the judgement in favour of Hobby Lobby – an Oklahoma-based arts-and-crafts chain of about 600 stores founded by David and Barbara Green – is the most significant legal setback for Obama's politically contested health reforms since the supreme court first upheld its right to force individuals to find insurance cover in 2012.
The Iran Accord is arguably the most significant strategic setback to Israeli diplomacy since the founding of the Jewish State.
