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Tim Cook will step down as Apple C.E.O.
Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, said on Monday that he would step down after nearly 15 years running an operation that rode the wild popularity of the iPhone to become one of the most influential and valuable companies in the world. Mr. Cook, 65, will move into a new role as Apple’s executive chairman in September and be succeeded in the company’s corner office by John Ternus, the 50-year-old head of Apple’s hardware engineering. The resignation of Mr. Cook will end one of the most successful management runs in the history of American business. During his tenure, Apple’s annual profit quadrupled to more than $110 billion, while its value ballooned more than tenfold to $4 trillion. Mr. Cook replaced the
Tic tac, tic, tac
Raúl Ruiz ___________________________ Se agota el tiempo rumbo a las campañas electorales y los oponentes a Cruz Pérez Cuéllar para que no sea designado como candidato a la gubernatura no salen de su estrategia golpeadora.
Europeans are angry at Trump, but often forgiving of Americans
A retired psychiatrist sipped his morning café con leche in a corner bar in Granada, Spain, a city teeming with American tourists and students, as
Roman catholic churches see a surge of new converts
People are joining the Roman Catholic Church in surprising numbers. This Easter the Archdiocese of Detroit will receive 1,428 new Catholics into the church, its
How a healthy mind-set influences longevity
Nan Niland, 72, worked as a dentist for 40 years. “It really was my self-definition,” she said. “Probably too much.” When she retired in 2020,
Meta and YouTube found negligent in landmark social media addiction case
The social media company Meta and the video streaming service YouTube harmed a young user with design features that were addictive and led to her
This muscle is the unsung hero of longevity
America has had a long obsession with gluteus muscles. From the “Buns of Steel” workout in the late 1980s to Connor Storrie in “Heated Rivalry,”
Young graduates face the grimmest job market in years
In January, an administrator from the career center at the University of Delaware posed a question on a private message board for educators: “Has anyone
Five country retreats where you can celebrate spring
Just in time for spring, five new and renovated rural retreats — including an 18th-century New England inn and a contemporary hideaway in upstate New
Trump Administration to pay $1 billion to energy giant to cancel wind farms
The Trump administration will pay the French energy giant TotalEnergies nearly $1 billion to abandon its plans to build wind farms off the East Coast,
A.I. Agents: they’re fun. they’re useful. But don’t give them the credit card
One January evening before going to bed, Sebastian Heyneman sent a message to one of the artificial intelligence bots that help organize his life. Mr.
A Danish program takes on the stigma of mental illness
At a class reunion a few years ago, a former teacher asked Giuseppe Parlatore what he was doing these days. He was on a state
More air-conditioners crank up as heat wave wilts large part of U.S.
San Francisco hit 90 degrees on Sunday, the first day of spring. It was even warmer in Livermore and Redwood City, San Rafael and Santa
Spring awakening
Yesterday was the first full day of spring. Can you feel it? In the Northeast, it was mostly cold and rainy this week, and one
