Apple svp software engineering, Craig Federighi must be made available as a document custodian in the company’s legal battle with Epic Games.
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Tim Cook to Address UN Climate Ambition Summit
Tim Cook will speak at the UN Climate Ambition Summit on December 12, marking the fifth anniversary of the Paris climate change agreement.
Apple Outlines Support For Veterans Programs
To mark Veterans Day, Apple reinforced its backing for veterans and organizations that support them in a variety of ways.
Apple to Face Shareholder Lawsuit Over Tim Cook China Sales Comments
Apple will face a class-action lawsuit from a group of shareholders over comments Tim Cook made on an analyst call.
.73 EPS [Update]" decoding="async" data-lazy-src="https://www.macobserver.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/aapl-stock-graph-wide.jpg" >Apple Beats Estimates with Q4 Results of $64.7B in Revenues and $0.73 EPS [Update]
Apple announced fiscal Q4 earnings on Thursday, with September quarter revenues of US$64.7 billion and earnings per share (EPS) of $0.73, both of which beat Wall Street consensus estimates.
iPhone 12, HomePod mini, and 5G, with John Kheit - ACM 536
Bryan Chaffin is joined by John Kheit to pore over Apple’s new HomePod mini, the iPhone 12 product line, and the importance of 5G.
Privacy Advocates Call on Tim Cook to to Implement iOS 14 Privacy Features
Ranking Digital Rights, along with seven other organizations, sent a letter [PDF] to Apple CEO Tim Cook, urging the company to implement iOS 14 privacy features that are delayed until 2021.
Apple has the opportunity to reinforce its position as an industry leader on protecting the privacy of its users by empowering them to control who can track their online behavior. At the same time, this change can and should enable the company to become more transparent about how it enforces its terms against apps that violate its policies. By delaying the introduction of crucial privacy measures, the company is slowing the momentum it created.
Apple v. Epic Update, Leadership Incentives – TMO Daily Observations 2020-09-30
Charlotte Henry and Jeff Butts join host Kelly Guimont to discuss the Apple v Epic suit, and the latest compensation for Apple execs.
Who Will Succeed Tim Cook, and Who Else is Climbing Apple's Corporate Ladder?
Succession planning is reportedly in place to get in line those who will takeover from Tim Cook and other top Apple execs.
Tim Cook Backs Sports Boycott After Jacob Blake Shooting
Tim Cook said “we stand with those who refuse to accept the status quo,” backing basketball players who refused to take the court this week.
Tim Cook in Line for $279 Million AAPL Stock Payout
Based on recent AAPL stock prices, Tim Cook’s upcoming payout will be worth around $279 million – he plans to give much of his fortune away.
Apple Market Milestone, Tim Cook's Leadership Style – TMO Daily Observations 2020-08-20
Andrew Orr and Charlotte Henry join host Kelly Guimont to discuss Apple’s market milestone and Tim Cook’s leadership style.
Tim Cook: “People Have Left Crying” After Meetings With Apple CEO
A new profile of Tim Cook reveals the good and bad about the Apple CEO’s time at the top of the company after succeeding Steve Jobs.
Apple's Antitrust Appearance – TMO Daily Observations 2020-07-30
Bryan Chaffin and Charlotte Henry join host Kelly Guimont to discuss Tim Cook’s appearance as part of a Congressional antitrust hearing.
Five Key Tim Cook Quotes From Big Tech's Big Hearing
Tim Cook received fewer questions that his fellow tech CEOs but he was still involved in some key moments at the antitrust hearing.
Tim Cook to Antitrust Hearing: 'Apple Does Not Have a Dominant Market Share'
In prepared testimony ahead of an antitrust hearing, Tim Cook reminded Representatives that “Apple does not have a dominant market share.”
Blockbuster Antitrust Hearing Featuring Tim Cook Rearranged For Wednesday, July 29
The hearing for the Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet CEOs that was set for Monday has been rearranged for Wednesday.
WWDC 2020: Tim Cook Talks Secrets And Social Change in Preview Interview
Tim Cook has given a revealing and in-depth interview with CBS and said he was “full of secrets” in the build-up to WWDC 2020.
Apple Publishes Tim Cook 'Speaking up on Racism' Statement Following George Floyd Killing
Apple has published a statement from Tim Cook responding to the death of George Floyd – an edited version of an internal memo.
Apple to Face Lawsuit Over Tim Cook iPhone Demand Comments
Apple has to face part of a lawsuit over claims it concealed falling demands for iPhones, particularly in China.
Apple Donating to Equal Justice Initiative and Other Non-Profits Folllowing George Floyd Death
Apple is donating to the Equal Justice Initiative and other non-profits in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
'Big Night In': Tim Cook Announces Apple Support For BBC Coronavirus Fundraising Efforts
Tim Cook appeared on the BBC’s ‘Big Night In’ telethon and said that “Apple is waiving all royalties” on charity single ‘Times Like These’.
Tim Cook Holds Private Meeting With Staff on COVID-19
On Thursday Tim Cook held a private meeting (virtual of course) with Apple employees on how the company is being impacted by COVID-19.
Apple is More Complex But Tim Cook is Doing Okay
Over at Wired UK, John Arlidge asks “Has Apple finally bitten off way more than it can chew?” It doesn’t seem as if that question is answered. It’s the typical roundup of everything Apple is doing today, across hardware, software, and services, and wondering if the company is doing okay under Tim Cook as opposed to Steve Jobs. I thought this quote was interesting however, claiming to come from an Apple veteran.
What Cook is trying to do is come up with a new set of iTunes-like services to mate with more varied hardware to create an ecosystem that is simple and compelling. Imagine secure communications, iCloud storage, TV, quality news, banking, health, insurance and more, all from the same, trusted supplier on iPhone, iPad, Mac, the Watch and, in future, AR glasses. That would be pretty revolutionary.
Indeed.