House Judiciary subpoenas Tim Cook & rest of big tech about alleged collusion

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) has subpoenaed Big Tech executives to try to discover if they colluded to suppress free speech.

Andrew Orr 3 years ago 38

Apple mourns dead in Turkey, promises relief funding

Alongside promising aid following the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, Apple is marking the disaster by revamping its home page.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 1

Apple stock has regained what it lost after earnings - and then some

Apple initially saw its stock price plummet right after Thursday's earnings, but less than 24 hours later it has risen to its highest price in five months.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 7

Apple says 2 billion of its devices are in active use

In a bright spot in Thursday's earnings report, Apple has disclosed that it has two billion active devices, including the iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch, and other products.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 2

Wedbush calls Cook 'Hall of Fame CEO,' says no layoffs coming

Analyst Dan Ives says that Apple will not lay off thousands of workers as many Big Tech firms are doing, because it is so well run by Tim Cook.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 11

Tim Cook held all his Apple stock in 2022, as other execs sold

A number of Apple executives sold more of their stocks in the company in 2022 than the year before, but Tim Cook didn't sell any.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 5

Tim Cook salary to drop 40%, at his request

Apple CEO Tim Cook is expected to earn $49 million in 2023, far below his 2022 earnings of $99.4 million, following his recommendation that Apple responded to shareholder feedback.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 17

Tim Cook shares video to mark Chinese New Year on social media

As China celebrates its New Year, Apple CEO Tim Cook shared a post on Weibo with a short film about a young man and his love for opera.

Andrew Orr 3 years ago 1

Tim Cook talked App Store laws & user privacy with Japan's PM

On his Pacific rim tour, Apple CEO Tim Cook asked the Japanese Prime Minister to think about user protections if the country decides to legislate the distribution of smartphone apps.

Malcolm Owen 3 years ago 6

Mac delays, iPod's demise, and Musk hesitates over Twitter - Apple's May 2022 in review

For a month that could otherwise be known as just "the one before WWDC," May 2022 proved to be a volatile time for Apple and the whole technology industry, with moves like unionization that will have long-lasting effects.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 1

Ukraine invasion, App Store Changes, and retail openings - Apple's February 2022 in review

February 2022 was a mix of the very serious with Russia, and the off-kilter with Kanye West, but in between there were privacy issues, and surprising technology concerns.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 0

Cambridge Analytica suit settled for historic $725 million [u]

In the largest privacy class action lawsuit settlement yet, Facebook owner Meta has agreed to pay $725 million to settle charges over use of customer data without permission.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 4

Tim Cook visits Apple Watch Ultra band maker & Paralympians on the way out of Japan

Apple CEO Tim Cook's Japan trip concluded with visits to Paralympians that use Apple Watch and a stop by the factory responsible for mass producing Apple Watch Ultra's iconic orange Alpine Loop.

Wesley Hilliard 3 years ago 1

Tim Cook hits Tokyo and tours more of Japan during PR trip

Apple CEO Tim Cook and SVP of marketing Greg Joswiak have been busy touring Japan with stops at game developer Konami, various developers, and a videographer.

Wesley Hilliard 3 years ago 0

Tim Cook's Japan tour continues at Sony iPhone camera facility

Apple CEO Tim Cook and SVP of marketing Greg Joswiak are continuing their tour of Japan, visiting a Sony facility and taking a look behind the scenes at the iPhone camera sensor's provider.

Malcolm Owen 3 years ago 7

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