He made Apple into the world's first $4 trillion company, but Tim Cook's salary lags behind CEOs from Microsoft, Starbucks, ...

Investors and analysts are speculating about when Tim Cook may step aside as CEO of Apple, with the Financial Times ...

There are rumors that Tim Cook will retire. There are other rumors that he will not. He has led Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) since 2011, succeeding Steve Jobs. He is 65, which is a traditional retirement age.

Tim Cook celebrated a birthday on November 1. He’s 65 years old. Cook has been Apple’s CEO for 14 years–the longest tenured Apple CEO–and has been with the company for 27 years. That’s a lot of years, ...

Apple is seeing rare top-level churn as AI delays, design shifts and succession questions collide. Here's who is leaving, ...

Tim Cook shows no signs of slowing down. Famous for rising before the sun to answer emails and work out, he has devoted much of his life to Apple AAPL-0.13%decrease; red down pointing triangle and has ...

Charles Beach took his oath of office and officially took over as chief judge, months after he defeated eight-time incumbent Tim Evans in a September election held by Cook County judges.

Major stock indexes closed lower Monday to begin a week highlighted by the Federal Reserve's decision on whether to cut interest rates, with the S&P 500 pulling back after nearing its all-time high.

Tim Cook has led Apple for the past 14 years. In that time, the company’s market cap has jumped from $348 billion to $4 trillion. While his predecessor, Steve Jobs, might have been a leader in the ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook to leave his position next year? There are strong rumours about John Ternus taking over the reigns as early as 2026 but now a new report seems to have cooled down the rumours. Cook ...

The iPhone-maker, among the country's top foreign investors, is tussling with officials over a cybersecurity app mandate. Separately, it faces a potential $38 bln antitrust fine. Overall, it's a bad ...

Apple is in discussions with Intel to manufacture M-series chips (M6/M7) on Intel's 18A process starting mid-2027, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.