US EditionTim Cook Names Apple's Greatest Contributions, Talks Tariff Refunds and Retirement Rumors
- Apple CEO Tim Cook used a 'Good Morning America' appearance on Tuesday to dismiss retirement speculation, telling co-anchor Michael Strahan, "I can't imagine life without Apple."
- As Apple marks its 50th anniversary, Cook reflected on his 28-year tenure, stating, "Twenty-eight years ago, I walked into Apple and I've loved every day of it since."
- Apple is committing $600 billion to the U.S. over the next four years, with Cook noting that Kentucky will produce iPhone glass and Arizona will manufacture over 20 billion semiconductors.
- Expanding its partnership with Save The Music, the company plans to nearly double its reach, aiming to provide music education to 25,000 students next year.
- Regarding tariffs, Cook said Apple is "monitoring the situation" after paying $3.3 billion, while emphasizing the company's privacy-first approach and calling AI "profound.
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Tim Cook shuts down speculation about his retirement: "That's a rumor"
The comment came after the Financial Times reported last year that Apple might be setting the stage for Cook's departure as early as 2026. But as Apple heads deeper into the year, Cook's demeanor and remarks suggest no imminent leadership transition. When asked directly about whether he had plans to...Read Entire Article
'I'm not political': Tim Cook responds to backlash against his relationship with the Trump administration
Tim Cook says he isn't political.Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP via Getty ImagesTim Cook said he's politically neutral and focuses on policy when interacting with President Donald Trump.The Apple CEO also discussed the company's $600 billion investment in US manufacturing in a recent GMA interview.Trump has promised tariff relief for companies like Apple that are building in the US.Tim Cook is bucking any labels you might assign to his political beliefs…
Tim Cook Pushes Back on Criticized Closeness to Trump: 'I'm Not Political'
Tim Cook pushed back on the perceived closeness he seems to have with President Donald Trump since his return to office last year. During a Tuesday appearance on “Good Morning America” ahead of Apple’s 50th Anniversary celebration, the CEO was asked by host Michael Strahan about his closeness to Trump. Cook explained that he had no interest in politics and that he was “straight down the middle” on all that. “What I do is I interact on policy, no…
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