Tim Cook says he uses every Apple product every day — how does that work?
While discussing his daily routine, Tim Cook told Ben Cohen in this WSJ. Magazine interview that “every day” he uses “every product.” In the story, he mentions using an iPhone, an Apple Watch, AirPods,
Apple’s Tim Cook on Lessons From Steve Jobs, His Morning Routine and More
Apple CEO Tim Cook sits down for The Job Interview with WSJ. Magazine to discuss working with Steve Jobs, his first job as a paperboy and his first days working at IBM.
After learning that you can name group chats, Tim Cook chose the safest name possible
That’s not surprising given that the main story is an in-depth interview with Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple and the king of minimalistic design. In Cook’s interview with the WSJ’s Ben Cohen, we learn he still believes the Vision Pro is going to be a success.
3 things Apple's Tim Cook learned from working with Steve Jobs
Apple CEO Tim Cook said he continues to apply Steve Jobs' leadership lessons, including hiring people that challenge him.
El otro trabajo de Tim Cook, de Apple: sacar a Nike de la crisis
Una nueva línea de iPad no era lo único en lo que pensaba Tim Cook cuando presentó las tablets desde la sede de Apple Inc. en California en mayo. La pista estaba en sus pies: un par de zapatillas únicas diseñadas en un iPad solo para Cook,
Tim Cook shares the No. 1 trait that set Steve Jobs apart from most people: 'Very few people have that skill'
Apple CEO Tim Cook particularly valued one "brilliant" lesson from Steve Jobs: A great leader excels at being able to change their own mind.
Apple CEO Tim Cook admits he did not know about this iPhone feature: 'I don't...'
Apple CEO Tim Cook was surprised by a question about group chats during a recent interview and admitted that he did not know about the feature earlier.
Apple CEO Tim Cook’s Other Job: Helping Nike Turn Things Around
A new iPad lineup wasn’t the only thing on Tim Cook’s mind when he introduced the tablets from Apple Inc.’s California headquarters in May. The hint was on his feet: a pair of one-of-a-kind sneakers designed on an iPad just for Cook,
Tim Cook tells how Steve Jobs recruited him to a rotting Apple
In 1998 when Steve Jobs recruited current CEO Tim Cook to Apple, the company was on the verge of bankruptcy. In this Wall Street Journal video interview below, Tim explains why he took a job there anyway.
Vol. 37, No. 10: Election
Ahead of the vote, some reminders about election-related copy style, in the latest Wall Street Journal stylebook bulletin.
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Charli xcx on Early Gigs, the Filming of ‘360,’ and Creating Brat Green
Cultural icons explain how they started out and then climbed their way to the top.
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Angel Reese Says She Hopes to 'Be Teammates' with Caitlin Clark During Their WNBA Careers
During an interview with WSJ. magazine for their cover story, Reese discussed her relationship and history with Clark, ...
‘The Long History of the Future’ Review: Pipe Dreams and Progress
We don’t have flying cars or Jetsons-like robots to cook our meals. What we have is better: constant incremental progress.