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Apple chief Tim Cook says it was the 'right time' to step down as CEO

Apple CEO Tim Cook says he is stepping down after 15 years as chief executive because three key factors aligned: Apple’s current performance, its product roadmap and the readiness of his successor, Jo...

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Apple hails "extraordinary" iPhone demand as boss Tim Cook heads out

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Tim Cook reveals the advice he gave Apple’s next CEO: The most important decision he’ll make is 'where he spends his time'

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The Future of Apple

Last week, Tim Cook — the successor to the legendary Apple chief executive Steve Jobs — announced he’d be stepping down.

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Apple beats out earnings estimates with continued iPhone momentum

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Apple hails 'extraordinary' iPhone demand as boss Tim Cook heads out

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Apple earnings live updates: Tim Cook delivers a beat as iPhone 17 becomes its 'most popular lineup' ever

Cook points to Apple TV, with its original shows and partnership with F1.

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Apple's new CEO Ternus likely to get earnings spotlight as strong results loom

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Apple revenue guidance tops estimates on booming iPhone, Mac demand

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Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook Named in Potential $10 Billion Seattle Seahawks Sale

Fresh off a Super Bowl title, the Seahawks are drawing interest from at least four potential buyers—reportedly including Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and Apple's Tim Cook.

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Potential Seahawks buyers include Mark Zuckerberg and former Apple CEO

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Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook are among potential suitors for Seahawks

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New NFL Rumors on Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook Buying Seahawks Amid Sale Process

Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg and outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook are among the interested bidders early on in the Seattle Seahawks sale process, according to Front Office Sports' Ben Horney.

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Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook linked to potential $10 billion Seahawks ownership bidding war

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Zuckerberg, Cook not interested in buying NFL’s Seattle Seahawks

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There Are Conflicting Reports On Mark Zuckerberg's Seahawks Interest

"Five sources familiar with the matter tell Front Office Sports they’ve heard Zuckerberg is considering a bid, while four say Cook is separately weighing an offer. The identities of the other two pote...

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Seattle Seahawks linked to a wild Mark Zuckerberg rumor

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Fact Check: Are Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg & Apple’s Tim Cook Planning to Buy Seattle Seahawks?

Tim Cook's tariff refund strategy shows why he's called the Trump whisperer

Tim Cook, during Apple's earnings call on Thursday, said the company planned to apply for a tariff refund and will reinvest the funds in the US.

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One Last Record for the Road? Tim Cook’s Penultimate Earnings Call Is a $111 Billion Beast

Apple posts a record $111.18B revenue in Q2 2026. Tim Cook highlights the MacBook Neo success and shares legacy advice for successor John Ternus.

Apple’s new CEO will inherit strong sales and even greater expectations

Apple CEO Tim Cook is used to being asked about the company’s product strategy, tariffs and AI. But on Thursday’s earnings call, one analyst wanted to know: What advice would he give to his successor?

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Tim Cook Linked To Potential NFL Team Purchase — And It Could Shake The League

Former Apple CEO Tim Cook has been linked with a move to acquire the Seattle Seahawks following his career decision.

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Apple’s iPhone revenue jumps to $57 billion despite chip shortages

Apple’s iPhone revenue jumped 22 percent to $57 billion over the past few months, despite supply chain issues impacting the device’s processor. During an interview with Reuter

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Health is Tim Cook's defining legacy - and your Apple Watch proves it

Tim Cook built Apple into a $4 trillion company. Then his greatest strength became his biggest liability

The instincts that make a CEO great are often the same that eventually hold them back. Cook's departure is the most public example in corporate history.