Apple CEO Tim Cook is not the highest-paid executive in the US. Despite leading the world’s most valuable company, Cook ranks ...

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

Apple CEO Tim Cook now earns so much money, so quickly, that the average American's yearly paycheck is roughly a morning's work for him, and a typical house costs him about a long weekend. His ...

The postseason bonuses for Ohio State coach Ryan Day and assistants and staff increased after the Buckeyes secured a College Football Playoff berth.

The president, whose unrealized ambition was to be a studio producer, recently helped green light 'Rush Hour 4.' Maybe it's ...

Jennifer Newstead's deep government experience, which helped her land Meta's legal chief job six years ago, also was a big ...

The author at the center of two major scandals—one roiling journalism, the other implicating Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—speaks with Tim Miller. It’s a scandal that has captivated much of the political and ...

The list of potential contenders to succeed Tim Cook as the next CEO of Apple includes at least four top executives at the tech giant – though the exact timing of his exit remains unclear. John Ternus ...

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 ...

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.

Milbank LLP is paying associates up to $115,000 in year-end bonuses, matching its Big Law competitors in total extra compensation, the firm announced Monday. The annual bonuses, paid on a ...

Last week, a report from the Financial Times relayed that Apple CEO Tim Cook was preparing to step down sometime in early 2026. Not only that, but the report added that Apple executive John Ternus was ...