Tim Cook elected chairman of Chinese business school amidst Hong Kong scrutiny

Apple CEO Tim Cook will take on a three-year position as chairman of the board for one of China's top business schools.

Amber Neely 6 years ago 0

US lawmakers urge Apple CEO Tim Cook to reinstate HKmap Live app

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators and representatives have called for Apple to reinstate the controversial HKmap Live app, an iOS app allegedly relied upon by protestors in Hong Kong in their efforts against the Chinese government, by writing to Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 72

Cook discusses China investment, consumer rights, more with market regulator in Beijing

Apple CEO Tim Cook met with China's minister of the State Administration of Market Regulation on Thursday to discuss a range of topics including the company's growing investment in the region.

AppleInsider Staff 6 years ago 14

Editorial: Will Apple's $6k+ Mac Pro require brainwash marketing to sell?

Apple's high-end pro market has long wished for a seriously fast Mac workstation. The premium new system Apple debuted at WWDC19 is one of the most expensive Macs ever, but it is being sold at a time when unit sales of desktop Macs are small and not really growing. Will Apple have to brainwash the masses to buy it?

Daniel Eran Dilger 6 years ago 171

Editorial: Apple's American-made Mac Pro isn't an exit from China

Apple is radically changing the design of the Mac Pro but still plans to continue building it in the United States. That doesn't mean, however, that it can do the same for everything else it makes. Here's a look at why.

Daniel Eran Dilger 6 years ago 29

Hong Kong legislator urges Tim Cook to put 'values over profits, pls!'

Hong Kong's IT legislator has written an open letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook, and is urging him to unban the controversial HKMap Live, citing freedom of expression and citizens' safety as chief concerns.

AppleInsider Staff 6 years ago 65

Tim Cook defends choice to pull Hong Kong police monitoring app from App Store

A memo has surfaced, showing that Tim Cook supports Apple's choice to remove the controversial police monitoring app, HKMap Live, from the App Store.

AppleInsider Staff 6 years ago 85

Apple Environmental Report demystified - what it all means to the consumer

The production of consumer electronics is damaging to the environment, and there's no real way around that. Apple has been striving to help offset the damage they're doing by adopting more environmentally sound practices, but how much does it help?

Amber Neely 6 years ago 42

Tim Cook's rapport with President Trump rare among company leaders

Apple CEO Tim Cook's ability to nudge the Trump administration into altering policies that could have hurt the iPhone maker is down to a carefully cultivated relationship between the CEO and the U.S. president, a report claims, one that functions despite each having different ideologies.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 0

Tim Cook offers tribute to Steve Jobs on 8th anniversary of his passing

Apple CEO Tim Cook has marked the 8th anniversary of the passing of company co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs with a post to Twitter, publishing a photograph of the luminary outside the Fifth Avenue Apple Store.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 27

Apple's Cook continues European tour, discusses journalism, climate change, more in Italy

Apple CEO Tim Cook continued his European tour on Thursday with a visit to Italy's Osservatorio Permanente Giovani-Editori, where he discussed a range of topics including climate change, "fake news," human rights and more in front of a crowd of budding journalists, teachers and students.

Mikey Campbell 6 years ago 7

Apple, Tim Cook, Deirdre O'Brien jointly file in support of DACA

Apple has filed a brief with the Supreme Court supporting the preservation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, with CEO Tim Cook and SVP for Retail and People Deirdre O'Brien putting their names on the filing alongside the company for the first time.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 0

Apple's Cook addresses App Store monopoly, Apple TV+ launch, iPhone 11 in interview

Apple CEO Tim Cook continued his annual European press tour this week with a visit to Berlin, where he met app developers, visited local Apple stores and discussed a range of pressing topics in an interview with a local journalist.

AppleInsider Staff 6 years ago 40

Tim Cook confirms Apple Card will launch in more countries

Apple Card, the iPhone maker's branded credit card, will eventually see an international audience according to CEO Tim Cook, advising to a newspaper 'Apple Card should come to Germany.'

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 7

Tim Cook visits Bavarian Design Center, Algoriddim in Germany trip

Apple CEO Tim Cook has embarked on a trip to Germany, taking the time to meet with music mixing app developers Algoriddim along with Apple employees at one of the company's design centers in the country, as well as posing with a beer stein to celebrate Oktoberfest.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 9

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