Apple is still part of an ongoing antitrust probe in the United States, and, earlier this week, the company's CEO testified in front of the U.S. House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee. A portion of that investigation touched on Apple's acquisition of other companies.
Big Tech is going on trial today as the United States Congress is set to grill the CEOs of the biggest technology companies Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google over antitrust concerns. The House Judiciary's Antitrust subcommittee has over a million documents to support its case that these Silicon Valley giants stifle competition. Apple's chief executive Tim Cook yesterday released his opening statement ahead of the historic hearing, here's the full text.
Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, will face questions regarding potential antitrust behavior regarding the App Store this week, but, before that, the App Store chief wants to try and clear things up.
There had been speculation that Apple CEO Tim Cook would not be participating in an upcoming antitrust probe in the United States, but it turns out Cook will participate after all.
Chief executive Tim Cook today published an open letter to all Apple employees and fans around the world focusing on the recent events and a history of racism in the United States.
CEO Tim Cook has shared an internal company-wide memo with employees as Apple has temporarily closed many of its stores in the United States because of widespread looting and protests over last week's killing of George Floyd by the Minneapolis police.
In October of last year, Apple planned on providing 0% financing with the Apple Card for users who purchased an iPhone.
Apple has been working on ways to help healthcare workers all across the globe during the coronavirus pandemic, and that includes shipping specially-crafted face shields.
Right now, the majority of Apple's physical retail stores all across the globe --excluding in China-- are closed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. But it sounds like that will start to change soon.
The first version of the upcoming contact tracing APIs that enable interoperability between Android and iOS devices using apps from public health authorities is coming earlier than expected, on April 28, according to Apple's chief executive.
Economies are struggling as the global coronavirus pandemic continues, but some areas are starting to look ahead and find ways to kickstart the economy as soon as possible.
In an effort to address questions that many Apple employees may have, Tim Cook recently hosted a virtual company-wide meeting.