Tim Cook

Making decisions is challenging, especially when the future of a company like Apple is at stake. A leadership expert claims that the decisions made by Jobs and Cook are backed by neuroscience.

An X-ray of Apple’s ownership reveals a curious fact: Three passive managers have more control than any other company or person.

Experts evaluate potential successors to Cook, pointing to John Ternus and Jeff Williams as the top candidates.

Apple’s chief operating officer since 2015, Williams is a key figure in global supply chain management and operations. He also oversaw the development of the Apple Watch.

Apple’s senior VP of retail and people, O’Brien has more than 30 years of experience with the company, where she’s led store operations and human resources.

Apple’s senior VP of Internet software and services, Cue has been at the company since 1989. He’s overseen iTunes, Apple Music, iCloud, TV+, and other Apple services.

Apple’s senior VP of software engineering since 2012, Federighi is known for his charisma and great hair. He was a leader in developing iOS and macOS.

The Apple CEO is also Nike’s longest-serving independent director. As such, Cook is crucial to the company’s recovery.

The awkward silence is an emotional intelligence technique that allows you to take a few seconds before answering, reducing emotional stress.

Tim Cook wandered through Amsterdam’s most famous museum and was taken aback when he saw this painting.

Apple emailed employees asking for feedback on remote work and company culture. A few days earlier, the company had threatened to eliminate working from home for good.