TIM COOK

Apple reportedly has 1,000 engineers working on augmented reality and could possible introduce AR technology on the iPhone 8, note by UBS research note says.

An Apple shareholder speaks out about the lack of diversity at the company, including hiring and promotions, just before his proposal results are revealed Tuesday.

The Cupertino giant has recently taken over ownership of iCloud.net and it intends to shut down the social network by the end of February.

Apple's CEO Tim Cook has indicated his interest in augmented reality technology in the past.

Apple recently submitted plans to develop a 375,000 square foot data management site worth $51 million in Reno, Nev.

The association is also backed by Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric, GE, AES, SunPower and First Solar.

The billionaire's company Berkshire Hathaway adjusted its holdings in Wal-Mart, Apple, Monsanto and four airlines last quarter.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is a fan of augmented reality technology, which is rumored to appear in upcoming Apple products like the iPhone 8.

Senior company executive Eddy Cue spoke Monday about fake news at the Code Media Conference, and hinted at Apple's plans to tackle it.

Apple just removed its first approved VR headset for the iPhone from the Apple Store without disclosing the reason behind it.

The BeatsX wireless earphones are available for consumers to purchase starting Friday for a price of $149.

The BeatsX, which were revealed in September alongside the iPhone 7 and the AirPods, will launch Feb. 10.

Apple Stores across the east coast have quietly been updating their inventory of Beats X earbuds.

"We’ve got exciting things in the pipeline and I feel really good about it,” Apple CEO Tim Cook hinted at an impending iPhone 8 launch and other Apple products in his quarterly investor call last week.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company is considering taking legal action against Trump’s immigration executive order, adding that hundreds of Apple employees are affected by travel ban.

After several quarters of sluggish performance, Apple returned to form in the first quarter of 2017, beating the Wall Street estimates.

Following President Donald Trump's executive order banning travel from seven majority-Muslim countries, tech companies spoke out in opposition and took action.

Leaders of many tech companies, including Tim Cook and Elon Musk, have taken a position against President Donald Trump's policy to restrict immigration to the U.S.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has voiced out his thoughts about President Donald Trump's immigration ban in an email to his employees.

Apple could charge a significant premium on iPhones manufactured in the U.S., with customers having to spend as much as $100-200 more for the devices.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg criticized Trump’s executive order which reinstates the Global Gag Rule, saying it could have “terrible consequences for women and families around the world.”