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Apple’s Tim Cook talks about how his Alabama upbringing shaped him

Cook told the Wall Street Journal that he set his mind as a child to attending Auburn University, where he "studied industrial engineering, watched football and learned to ask lots of questions."

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Tim Cook on Why Apple’s Huge Bets Will Pay Off

The CEO of the world’s most valuable company led two of the biggest product launches of his tenure this year—and believes they will be as life-changing for the rest of us as they are for him.

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Tim Cook is likely visiting China to bolster support for Apple Intelligence, analysts say

The CEO met with China’s Minister of Industry and Information Technology as well as the heads of some local companies, including China Mobile and Weibo.

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Apple’s Tim Cook on Lessons From Steve Jobs, His Morning Routine and More

Cultural icons explain how they started out and then climbed their way to the top.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook continues to kick it with Nike almost 20 years later

Apple CEO Tim Cook has been on Nike's board for almost 20 years, and now he has to help guide the major sports brand through some stormy weather. Like Apple, Tim Cook has a long relationship ...

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Apple CEO Tim Cook and COO Jeff Williams are in China this week to promote Apple's products and initiatives in the region. Throughout their trip, Cook has been active on Weibo. Cook and Williams ...

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Tim Cook Shares Sentiments on Vision Pro, But Is Its Production Suspension a Big Deal?

In less than a year since Apple released the Vision Pro, it saw massive popularity among the public because of its ...

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Tim Cook Knows Apple Isn’t First in AI but Says ‘It’s About Being the Best’

Apple CEO Tim Cook holding up an iPhone 16 during the phone's launch last month. © Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Ricky Bobby from the 2006 film Talladega ...

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Tim Cook on why not “being first” works fine for Apple

If you look at Apple under Tim Cook — and perhaps even under Steve Jobs — the company hasn’t been the first to launch many a popular features you see in its products. Apple wasn’t the ...

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