iOS 26.2 is the next anticipated Apple software update, expected to be released at some point this month. Among the new ...

Tim Cook is still convinced that Apple can catch up and overtake its rivals in AI, but a recent trend is going to make that ...

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

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Tim Cook has been CEO of Apple for nearly 15 years, during which time he has achieved the highly improbable: After replacing ...

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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 ...

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 ...

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has shared that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) CEO Tim Cook is likely to retain his position until at least mid-2026, a claim that contradicts earlier reports. What Happened: The ...

Last week, rumors started flying that Tim Cook might step down as CEO next year and be replaced by John Ternus, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware engineering. Well, Bloomberg’s Marc Gurman ...