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Tim Cook’s Keynote Speech At Goldman Sachs Will Begin Early Tomorrow

Apple CEO Tim Cook's highly anticipated keynote presentation at Goldman Sachs's technology conference, which was scheduled to begin at 1:15 p.m. Pacific time (4:15 p.m. Eastern time) tomorrow, will now start 6 hours earlier, according to CNN Money. The new time for Tim Cook's keynote speech is 7:15 a.m. Pacific (10:15 Eastern) as given on Apple's Investor Relations page. In other words,...

Tim Cook Says We Should “Question” iPhone Supply Cut Rumours

Recent rumours from the Wall Street Journal speculated Apple had cut components for the iPhone 5 due to low demand. Well, Apple CEO Tim Cook addressed these supply chain rumours in general during today's 2013 Q1 earnings call (transcription via WSJ, ironically): I know there's been lots of rumors about order cuts. I would suggest...

Will Apple Report Its First Profit Drop Tomorrow?

Dark clouds are gathering above Tim Cook's head. Eighteen months after he took over the CEO position, Apple is expected to report a 2% drop in net income, or about $12.8 billion, the first drop according to Bloomberg's data – except one quarter in 2003 – and report the slowest growth rate since 2009 with...

Apple CEO Tim Cook Faces Deposition Order Over Antitrust Case

According to a report by Reuters, Apple CEO Tim Cook was ordered by Judge Lucy Koh to give a deposition in an ongoing antitrust case, which alleges numerous Silicon Valley companies colluded to not poach each other's employees: At a hearing in San Jose, California federal court on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh also...

Tim Cook Gets Social In China, Takes Photos With Apple Fans

Apple CEO Tim Cook is visiting China to meet some government officials and discuss the development of country's IT industry. But apart from his official commitments, he has been seen taking photos with Chinese Apple fans, including a fan who works at an Apple reseller store, at the Wangfujing Apple Store in an underground passageway (via MIC...

Tim Cook’s Pay Package Drops By 99% From 2011

Apple CEO Tim Cook, who took over the company as a successor to the late Steve Jobs who passed away in October 2011, has seen a 99% drop in his pay package after his first full year as CEO of the company, reports Reuters. According to a recent federal filing by Apple, Tim Cook was awarded total compensation...