As you’re well probably well aware, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were repeatedly rumored to sport a sapphire display_which never eventuated. We even saw leaks of the entire front panel emerge, which never materialized on the final device. GT Advanced, the company chosen by Apple to grow sapphire and create the front of the iPhone 6, filed for bankruptcy protection in October after the sapphire display was left out of the new iPhone. Even more suspiciously, executives offloaded millions of dollars in GT stock the day before Apple’s unveiling. In a report by The Wall Street Journal today, a...

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