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Wall Street’s biggest loser this year: Apple’s Tim Cook

Apple spent years as the market’s untouchable safe haven, yet over the past year its chief executive has become a lightning ...
techtimes

Is Tim Cook Stepping Down Soon? Apple's $4 Trillion Era May Soon See a New Leader

In 2011, Tim Cook succeeded Steve Jobs, and needless to say, he was under incredible pressure because of the shoes he was filling. Nobody was sure that anyone could fill Jobs' visionary shoes. But not ...
9to5Mac

Tim Cook’s ‘top priority’ product could finally take shape next year

Next year will bring a huge lineup of 20+ new Apple products. And the unveiling of Apple Glasses could be a key step toward Tim Cook’s “top priority” AR product finally launching. ‘Apple Glasses’ will ...
AppleInsider

Apple CEO Tim Cook isn't retiring in 2026

While succession plans are underway, an earlier report that said that Tim Cook would announce his retirement timeline before WWDC 2026 is being called false. According to the Power On newsletter, the ...