Tim Cook

Apple's Board of Directors wants to keep CEO Tim Cook happy.

Apple shares pulled back after the company announced new products and a services bundle.

Republican Rep. Doug Collins demanded Apple CEO Tim Cook provide information on the iPhone’s feature that wipes phone data after a certain number of failed passcode attempts, following newly released Justice Department records which showed more than a dozen phones belonging to members of former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigatory team were “wiped” during the Russia probe.

Apple shares make history on the way up and down.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg ramped up his war against Apple during a meeting with employees Thursday, saying that its App Store “blocks innovation” and allows the company to “charge monopoly rents,” according to a report in Buzzfeed.

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died in 2011, was a tough act to follow. But Tim Cook seems to be doing so well at it that his eventual successor may also have big shoes to fill.

Epic Games is continuing its fight against Apple by hosting a “#FreeFortnite” event Sunday, a week after the tech giant blocked Fortnite from the App Store.

Apple, the maker of iPhones, has toppled the world's biggest company in value, despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Apple knocks it out of the park and tops it off with a 4-for-1 stock split.