But he scooped up $376m in restricted stock grants, based on Apple's stock price at the time.Another Silicon Valley...
The company's share price reached a record high on April 9 but fell by 10 per cent over the two weeks that followed.
"Apple blows through our projections," said Brian White, an analyst at Topeka Capital Markets. "Apple fever rocks on."
...in the S&P 500, accounting for 4.5pc of the overall index.Despite the 10pc drop over the last fortnight, the shares are...
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CEO Tim Cook has requested he not be awarded the dividend, however, costing him an estimated $75 million dollars over the next decade. Restricted stock is typically awarded over time, dependent on performance and other contract-specific employment... Full Article at Electronista
Cook, long seen as the mechanic that kept the Apple machine humming along, is revealing a confident and eloquent side as he starts to emerge from the shadow of Steve Jobs. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma) SAN FRANCISCO -- Apple (AAPL) Chief Executive Tim Cook... Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News
In this March 28, 2012 photo provided by Apple, Inc. , Apple CEO Tim Cook, left, visits the iPhone production line at the newly-built manufacturing facility Foxconn Zhengzhou Technology Park, which employs 120,000 people. A report released Thursday,... View Photo »
For those people that have Apple TV right now, the customer satisfaction is off the charts. But, we need something that could go much more main market for it to be a serious category
But given the way he's been treated in the press lately, it may be that Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook couldn't afford not to. In an amendment filed with the SEC Friday, the company's compensation committee determined that the $2.65 per share cash dividend... Full Article at CNN/Money
Inc. (AAPL) said Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook will forgo about $75 million in dividend payments he would otherwise receive for the 1.125 million stock awards he’s slated to receive over the next decade. Apple made the announcement in a regulatory... Full Article at Bloomberg.com
Cook’s in the kitchen, whipping up some tasty Apple turnover; Yahoo bakes its keys right into its latest product; and a Rogue Amoeba iPhone app apparently isn’t to Apple’s taste. The remainders for Thursday, May 24, 2012 are slaving over a hot stove. ... Full Article at Macworld
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - MARCH 07: Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks during an Apple product launch event at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts on March 7, 2012 in San Francisco, California. In the first product release following the death of Steve Jobs, Apple Inc.... View Photo »
Taking advantage of Apple’s (AAPL) relatively high (but not record) share price, the company’s senior vice president for iOS software — someone often mentioned as possible successor to Steve Jobs and Tim Cook — sold 64,151 shares at prices ranging from $601 to $605 to clear $38.7 million in one day
Cook, Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) CEO must think the hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation he has earned since taking the chief executive position is enough. He will forgo dividend payments Apple gives to employees with restricted stock which has... Full Article at 24x7 Wall St.
As part of the ceremony, Ive has given several interviews (one of which is embedded below) in which he repeated the mantra of Jobs and current CEO Tim Cook that being able to focus on design without worrying about making money allows the company to... Full Article at MacNN
Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook will not be earning dividend income on the more than 1 million shares to which he is entitled, which will cost him about $75 million. Apple said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday that... Full Article at International Business Times
Timothy D. "Tim" Cook (born November 1, 1960) is the chief executive officer of Apple Inc. , having joined the company in March 1998. He was named the CEO of Apple after Steve Jobs announced his resignation on August 24, 2011. Full Article At Wikipedia.org
For those people that have Apple TV right now, the customer satisfaction is off the charts. But, we need something that could go much more main market for it to be a serious category
Taking advantage of Apple’s (AAPL) relatively high (but not record) share price, the company’s senior vice president for iOS software — someone often mentioned as possible successor to Steve Jobs and Tim Cook — sold 64,151 shares at prices ranging from $601 to $605 to clear $38.7 million in one day
With Apple TV, we've always thought that there was something there, and if we kept following our intuition and kept pulling the string, then we might find something that was much larger
According to Tim Cook, if Apple doesn't sell it, consumers don't want it
At the end of the day, I think that carriers -- the vast majority of carriers, or maybe even all carriers -- want to provide what their customers want to buy
Tim Cook has a lot of the same kind of commitment as Steve Jobs but a different set of skills and a different style of leadership
The new iPad … was supply constrained last quarter for the full three weeks or so it was shipping ... And to give you a current view, we’re still supply constrained on the new iPad.
Apple's board has decided that Tim Cook meets the needs of the times
The new iPad … was supply constrained last quarter for the full three weeks or so it was shipping ... And to give you a current view, we’re still supply constrained on the new iPad.
This week, Apple CEO Tim Cook explained how each major product sells faster than the last
The new iPad was supply constrained last quarter for the first three or so weeks that it was shipping, and it is still constrained
Apple's Tim Cook disses tablet-PC convergence; breaks my heart
Many of the carrier executives have told me that churn from iPhone customers is the lowest of any phone they sell in their whole -- in all of the phones they carry ... And that has a significant direct financial benefit to the carrier.
Apple, under Tim Cook, is showing that the company is as vigorous as ever, while becoming ever more global.
A cheap product might sell some units ... But then (consumers) get it home and use it, and the joy is gone. And the joy is gone every day that they use it, and they wind up not using it anymore.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has long seen as the humorless and unemotional guy running the show from behind the scenes
There is cannibalization clearly of the Mac by the iPad
You can't teach passion. Every great communicator is abundantly passionate about not necessarily the product but what the product means to society. And that is an attitude that pervades Apple's executive office, and it starts with Tim Cook
A cheap product might sell some units ... But then [consumers] get it home and use it and the joy is gone. And the joy is gone every day that they use it and they wind up not using it anymore.
Investors think it's the best of both worlds; the innovation of Steve Jobs and the shareholder-friendly Tim Cook ... No, no, you don't get the best of both worlds -- you get a different world.
Anything can be forced to converge ... but the problem is that products are about tradeoffs, and you begin to make tradeoffs to the point where what you have left doesn't please anyone. You can converge a toaster and a refrigerator, but those things are probably not going be pleasing to the user.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has some advice for investors concerned that subsidy cuts and/or stricter upgrade policies by U.S. wireless carriers could undermine iPhone sales
But his legal/bureaucratic approach will prove to be a mismatch for an organization that feeds off the gift of grace.
Apple is changing ... They have a lot of things to do, some of which people do not think the CEO [Tim Cook] is focused on. Three things: first we have to put the context into place. Today's Apple is different from Steve Jobs' Apple. Is it good or is it bad? I'll let the investor think about it.
I’m pleased to report that 94 percent of the Fortune 500 are testing or deploying iPads, and 75 precent of the Global 500 are testing or deploying iPads. These numbers are just off the charts for a product that’s only 24 months old
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