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Tim Cook retains boardroom influence, while John Ternus assumes responsibility for a business still dominated by physical products.

Tim Cook's Final Message as Apple CEO: 'You Have Brought Out the Best in Me'

Beyond the headlines, Microsoft has quietly signed up over 30 million paid seats for its Microsoft 365 Copilot. This rapid adoption is not just an extension of its existing software business. It marks a fundamental pivot in how the company monetizes its core enterprise relationships, moving toward a consumption-based model.

In a group of tech giants, one company delivers top-tier growth but wears the group's lowest price tag, forcing investors to decide if it's a bargain or a warning sign.

Apple says it has evidence that a former employee destroyed evidence of data theft after learning he was under investigation.

The width of that range is not the market panicking; it reflects how far and how quickly the stock has already run, not fresh doubt about the setup, and the cost of owning a company whose own revenue guidance moved by billions in a single quarter.

JEPI's monthly income has made it a default choice for yield-hungry investors, but a quiet tax problem erodes those payouts for anyone holding shares in a taxable account. JPMorgan just launched two sibling funds designed to shift when the IRS collects, and the tradeoffs are not obvious.

Tim Cook's first product launch as Apple's (AAPL) CEO on Oct. 4, 2011, featured the unveiling of the iPhone 4s and the debut of Siri.

Apple Inc. escalated its legal battle against OpenAI, claiming in a new court filing that OpenAI is actively destroying crucial evidence and that former iPhone engineer Chang Liu “not only downloaded a confidential Apple circuit schematic but also used it in his work” at the AI company.

Tech stocks were higher late Monday afternoon, with the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR E

Mac and iPad prices just jumped 20% because of a memory shortage, and someone in the supply chain is pocketing enormous profits. Tracing the money reveals a winner most Apple investors are not watching.

A grandfather found a legal way to hand off a massive Apple stock gain to his grandson without triggering a federal tax bill, and the method hinges on one income threshold most families never think to check.

Market Domination host Josh Lipton reports on Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook's departing message on X on his last day as the company head, and on the departure of Phil Schiller, who led the App Store and product events.

Apple CEO Tim Cook's 15-year tenure launched the Apple Watch, Apple Pay, AirPods and Apple TV+ before handing the reins to John Ternus.

Qualcomm stock has clawed back from a post-earnings collapse and then some, but the recovery hides a complicated mix of shrinking handsets, unproven data center bets, and margin pressure that makes the next move anything but obvious.

Qualcomm has appointed former Motorola Devices president Sergio Buniac as executive vice president and group general manager of Mobile, Compute and Personal AI, placing him in charge of its smartphone, PC, wearables, XR and new AI device businesses from early September 2026. This leadership change comes as Qualcomm faces rising costs and concerns about reduced iPhone modem share, while it works to expand into data center and AI markets. Next, we’ll examine how Buniac’s appointment and...

Apple's chief executive Tim Cook bid farewell to the tech giant on Monday, paying tribute to founder Steve Jobs and praising staff as "extraordinary," as he passed the baton to incoming CEO John Ternus.Ternus takes over on September 1 as only the second CEO to lead Apple after Jobs. 

Apple just posted a record quarter and Salesforce blew past earnings expectations, but the headline numbers on both stocks hide something the market may be mispricing. One trades at a steep discount to the other, and the cheaper one might be doing more with AI right now.

Under CEO Tim Cook, Apple added $4.32 trillion in market cap. John Ternus, senior vice president of hardware engineering, takes over on Tuesday.

Apple may be about to rewrite the economics of the iPhone

Fifteen years, $4.3 trillion of market value, and a record tenure that nobody could see clearly while Steve Jobs was still the measuring stick

Since Tim Cook took over as Apple's CEO in 2011, the iPhone maker's stock has soared more than 2,200%. Annualized, that gives investors a price move of about 23.5% a year, more than twice the annual gain of the Dow industrials and easily more than the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite.

Tech stocks were slightly lower Monday afternoon, with the State Street Technology Select Sector SPD

Investing.com -- Apple Inc. veteran executive Phil Schiller has relinquished oversight of the App Store and product launch events, marking a major executive transition just as the iPhone maker prepares for a historic leadership shift. According to a Bloomberg report, the 66-year-old executive will remain at the company under his Apple Fellow title to focus on unspecified initiatives. The departure from operational duties comes immediately ahead of John Ternus assuming the role of Chief Executive

Tim Cook stepped down as Apple CEO on Monday, leaving parting words to the company's employees who, he wrote, "share a belief that what we build matters."

Apple CEO Tim Cook steps down Sept. 1 after almost 15 years at the helm. During his tenure, Apple stock more than tripled the price returns of the S&P 500 index.

Even in middle school, Jobs was fascinated with the tech world.

Two threats are closing in on Apple at the worst possible moment, and neither the App Store nor the supply chain can absorb the hit alone. Whether a single product launch in September can silence the skeptics is the question every investor needs to answer.

Apple will see a changing of the guard Tuesday as John Ternus takes over as CEO of the consumer electronics giant.

Apple has run nearly 38% in a year, printed a ninth straight earnings beat, and authorized a massive buyback, yet something in the numbers is making analysts pause before calling it a buy.