Apple’s most worrisome weaknesses are on display, from a lackluster AI strategy to a string of executive departures.

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Apple’s design team is moving back up the ladder to answer to the CEO for the first time in years. Here’s what it could mean.

A once leading candidate to replace Tim Cook as Apple’s CEO announced his retirement Tuesday. Chief Operating Officer Jeff ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook is about to take over one of the most significant parts of Apple’s business: its design team. The team ...

When Jeff Williams leaves his position as Apple's Chief Operating Officer later this year, Apple CEO Tim Cook will apparently ...

White House trade advisor Peter Navarro criticized Apple CEO Tim Cook, saying the company is not moving production out of ...

Apple’s chief operating officer plans to hand the role off this month and retire later this year after roughly a decade as ...