Trump tariffs: Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a video shared by an analyst on ’X’ that China is the manufacturing hub of several top tech companies because of the prevalent ‘quantity of skill ...

Tim Cook, the current chief executive officer of Apple Inc., says they prefer China as a location for manufacturing because of the quantity of skill in one location. Tim Cook said that the US tooling ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook has navigated Trump's China tariffs before. Can he do it again? This time, Trump is even more aggressive in punishing China — which Cook depends on to make iPhones.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) just pulled off a major moveand barely anyone's talking about it. To avoid Trump's sky-high tariffs on Chinese-made goods (now as steep as 125%), Apple quietly chartered cargo ...

During Trump's first term, Apple CEO Tim Cook was able to persuade Trump to exempt Apple devices from the tariffs that Trump put in place, but Cook has not been successful this time around.

This isn’t the first time Apple has faced tariff threats. During Trump’s first term, CEO Tim Cook managed to secure a last-minute exemption for Apple products from a 20 percent tariff on ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook has previously said that China's manufacturing expertise and scale are unmatched globally. Both Apple and Microsoft, along with chipmaker Nvidia, had recently achieved market ...

Tim Cook, and his background as a supply-chain whisperer. “We’re at a moment in which the kinds of responsibilities a COO is used to having might best serve a CEO,” says Jeremy Friedman ...

While Apple is confronted with a huge challenge due to US President Donald Trump's tariffs that could increase the cost of iPhones, CEO Tim Cook's recent moves might help the company to outplay the ...

Steve Jobs might have been the visionary who made touch-screen phones a reality, but it was the operational genius and savvy statesmanship of Tim Cook, his low-key successor, that sent Apple’s ...

FOX Business has confirmed that Tim Arel, Chief Operating Officer of the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Air Traffic Organization (ATO), is resigning after four decades of federal service.