Apple’s board is reportedly intensifying succession planning for Tim Cook’s potential departure as CEO. The transition could happen as early as next year, with hardware chief John Ternus viewed as the frontrunner. However, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman is pushing back on the immediacy of these claims.
Tim Cook could step down as Apple CEO as early as next year, according to reports. The board is actively working on succession plans, with hardware engineering chief John Ternus considered the leading candidate to take over.
Google has been ordered to pay nearly $665 million to two German companies for anticompetitive practices. The ruling found Google abused its market dominance by favoring its own shopping platform. This continues Google’s ongoing legal battles in Europe over antitrust issues.
The world’s wealthiest families are transforming their family offices from sleepy administrative hubs into sophisticated investment engines. They’re hiring former Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley bankers to run operations that increasingly resemble boutique hedge funds. This professionalization tren
New college graduates are entering one of the toughest job markets in a decade, with AI rendering many traditional skills obsolete. Employers are increasingly pessimistic about hiring, creating a crisis for both graduates and the colleges that promised them employability.
Google is launching AI-powered shopping that lets users describe what they want in natural language. The system provides intelligently organized responses with images, pricing, and comparisons. But this new shopping paradigm could seriously tax enterprise systems and practices.
YouTube TV subscribers are getting their Disney channels back after a two-week standoff. The dispute threatened major sporting events including Monday Night Football. Both companies announced a resolution Friday.
Apple has updated its App Review Guidelines with stricter rules against copycat apps and branding theft. The changes target apps that mimic popular launches like Sora 2 imposters. Developers now face clearer restrictions on using others’ icons, names, and branding.
JPMorgan Chase has started charging FinTech companies for access to customer banking data through new agreements with partners like Plaid and Yodlee. The bank revealed that 87% of API calls in June came from FinTechs rather than customer-initiated transactions. This marks a significant shift in how
The Louvre museum’s outdated Windows systems created security vulnerabilities during a recent burglary. Meanwhile, SAP is completely changing how IT professionals earn certifications, and courts are redefining what counts as harm in data breach cases.
