🔒 Does Tim Cook fill Steve Jobs’ shoes?
When you think of the company Apple, the first person that most of us associate the brand with is Steve Jobs.
When you think of the company Apple, the first person that most of us associate the brand with is Steve Jobs.
Apple unveiled new products for entertainment, financial services, news and video games as the technology giant vies with competitors.
The iPhone is running out of juice. To go beyond the device that made Apple a global colossus, Tim Cook is betting on a suite of services.
Apple is shaking up leadership across its services, artificial intelligence, hardware and retail divisions as its iPhone sales growth slows.
Apple cut its revenue outlook for the first time in almost two decades citing weaker demand in China, triggering a slump for Asian suppliers and a wave of lower price targets on Wall Street.
Apple’s products make their customers’ lives better; people would not exchange their hard-earned money for something they do not value.
Apple’s share price hit a record $159.75 yesterday, taking its surge since the latest quarterly results to an impressive 6%.
Apple reported falling iPhone sales, highlighting the need to deliver blockbuster new features in the next edition of the flagship device if the company is to fend off rivals like Samsung.
Seeing one of these tech giants disappear seems inconceivable today, but taking a very long view is always a smart idea in the world of business and investing.
Berkshire Hathaway more than doubled its stake in iPhone maker Apple to about 133 million shares, Chairman Warren Buffett told CNBC.