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    Apple transition

    Tim Cook stands with arms crossed in front of a lineup of MacBook laptops displayed on stands during an Apple event.

    Tim Cook’s Chairman Role Keeps Apple Politically Stable

    May 17, 2026 / 10:43 AMMay 17, 2026

    Tim Cook’s executive chairman role gives Apple continuity with policymakers as John Ternus takes over the product and AI reset.

    John Ternus, dressed in a black t-shirt and jeans, stands on stage delivering a presentation, with a large, detailed image of a computer chip and circuitry projected behind him.

    John Ternus Faces Higher Apple Expectations

    May 3, 2026 / 8:43 AMMay 3, 2026

    John Ternus will inherit Apple after a record March quarter, stronger iPhone demand, and renewed Wall Street focus on secrecy.

    A soccer ball hits the net inside a stadium at night, featured on the cover of Apple Magazine. Headlines highlight MacBook Neo sales, ChatGPT app growth, and the expansion of Apple’s global sports streaming.
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    A Canadian flag with a red maple leaf in the center flutters on a flagpole against a clear blue sky, symbolizing security much like Apple encryption.

    Apple Encryption Fight Reaches Canada’s Bill C-22

    Two satellites with solar panels orbit above Earth's atmosphere, with the planet's curved surface and clouds visible below and the darkness of space in the background, highlighting a futuristic vision akin to the Apple satellite strategy.

    iPhone Satellite Could Be Apple’s Next Big Thing

    A cylindrical glass entrance featuring the Apple logo leads to an underground Apple Store in a cityscape with tall, illuminated buildings and the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower in the background at night. Amid a sales surge due to iPhone discounts in China, a few people are walking near the entrance.

    China Sales Recovery Leaves Apple With Fragile Momentum

    The image shows a silver metallic surface with the Apple logo in the center, which is a stylized silhouette of an apple—iconic to every MacBook Neo—with a bite taken out on the right side and a small leaf on top.

    Apple Q3 Forecast Faces a Mac Supply Test

    Three smartphones display Apple’s Private Find My app, showing location tracking for keys and a backpack on colorful maps. An AirTag device is pictured in front of the phones.

    Your Private Find My Network Makes AirTag More Useful

    A man with short brown hair in a dark pinstripe suit, patterned tie, and pocket square is smiling at the camera, standing in front of a white background with large, dark, blurred letters—a look reminiscent of Apple TV's Disavowed.

    Disavowed Brings James Marsden to Apple TV

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