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Apple’s Tim Cook Makes An Unwanted South Park Appearance
Following Apple CEO Tim Cook’s meeting with US President Donald Trump, the pair have made an appearance in a new South Park episode. The episode, titled “Sickofancy,” shows Cook visiting the White House to give Trump a gift, as he did in real life earlier this month. But unlike the real thing, this cartoon version of Cook got a little personal.
Tim Cook completes 14 years as Apple CEO, overseeing a more than tenfold rise in stock value and transforming Apple into a $3 ...
The lawsuit also accuses Apple of de-prioritising rival apps like X and Grok in the App Store, delaying app updates and ...
The latest episode delivered fresh shots at the White House and depicted tech leaders bringing gifts for the president ...
Tim Cook presented Donald Trump with a special piece of Apple-made glass. Trump gave the tech giant something much better.
President Trump hosted Apple CEO Tim Cook at the White House as they announced new US investments. Cook also gifted Trump a ...
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Duckling Tim Cook basks in the stench of the odorous Donald Trump and lauds him with the gift of gold
Cook caves to Trump like Mike Johnson, Sam Altman, and Shari Redstone, yet he feeds our addiction, ducking out of any culpability, writes .
Nobody would describe it as ethically noble,” a Harvard professor told Fortune. “But it was just a small gesture underscoring ...
Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, has stressed the importance of embracing artificial intelligence. He has also warned that ...
Apple CEO Tim Cook presented President Donald Trump with a one-of-a-kind piece of Corning glass, featuring an Apple logo at the center, Trump's name at the top, and the inscription "Apple American ...
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When BCCI Top Official Rajeev Shukla Deceived Apple CEO Tim Cook Over His Popularity In India
Apple CEO Tim Cook watched an IPL game between the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and the now-defunct Gujarat Lions in Kanpur.
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