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Tim Cook plans to propose a dramatic simplification of corporate tax law when he testifies before Congress next week, reports CNBC's Mary Thompson.
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Tim Cook plans to propose a dramatic simplification of corporate tax law when he testifies before Congress next week, reports CNBC's Mary Thompson.
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Tim Cook says he'll propose tax changes to encourage firms to bring home more of their offshore funds when he faces congressional queries over Apple's overseas cash holdings.
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Stacy Smith, Intel CFO, speaks to CNBC's Jon Fortt about business as PCs fall on hard times. "We have unmatched assets to make the best devices," he says.
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David Trainer, New Constructs CEO defends his call of $240 a share for the big tech company.
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Kevin Landis, FirstHand Funds, takes a look at what's in the pipeline for Apple and Facebook; and the next big innovations in tech.
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TEL AVIV, May 9- Facebook Inc is in advanced talks to acquire Israeli mobile satellite navigation start-up Waze for $800 million to $1 billion, business daily Calcalist reported on Thursday.
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High frequency trading has become such a hot topic, it's now the subject of a new movie called "Ghost Exchange," with Camilla Sullivan, director of the film.
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NEW YORK/ LONDON, April 30- Apple Inc wowed the debt markets on Tuesday with the largest non-bank bond deal in history, pricing a whopping $17 billion as the U.S. computer giant switches strategy to placate restless shareholders.
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NEW YORK/ LONDON, April 30- Apple Inc wowed the debt markets on Tuesday with the largest non-bank bond deal in history, offering a whopping $17 billion for sale as the U.S. computer giant switches strategy to placate restless shareholders.
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NEW YORK/ LONDON, April 30- Apple Inc wowed the debt markets on Tuesday with the largest non-bank bond deal in history, offering a whopping $17 billion for sale as the U.S. computer giant switches strategy to placate restless shareholders.
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NEW YORK/ LONDON, April 30- Apple Inc wowed the debt markets on Tuesday with the largest non-bank bond deal in history, offering a whopping $17 billion for sale as the U.S. computer giant switches strategy to placate restless shareholders.
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NEW YORK, April 30- Apple Inc wowed the debt markets on Tuesday with the largest non-bank bond deal in history, offering a whopping $17 billion for sale as the U.S. computer giant switches strategy to placate restless shareholders.
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NEW YORK, April 30- Apple Inc wowed the debt markets on Tuesday with the largest non-bank bond deal in history, offering a whopping $17 billion for sale as the U.S. computer giant switches strategy to placate restless shareholders.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 29- Google Inc is bringing its Google Now technology to the iPhone, where it will compete head-on with Apple Inc's Siri to serve as the primary service that smartphone users rely on to get everything from weather updates to traffic forecasts.
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LONDON, April 29- Apple took initial steps Monday for what would be its first debt sale ever, as the US computer giant lays the groundwork for what would be one of the most anticipated bond sales of the year.
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Apple is the 4th most held stock by mutual funds, reports CNBC's Seema Mody. A look at what Apple's strategy might look like, with Scott Stein, CNET.com, and Max Wolff, GreenCrest Capital.
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Apple beat Q2 estimates, but its Q3 guidance was weak, reports CNBC's Jon Fortt. Apple investor Michael Obuchowski of North Shore Asset Management explains why Tim Cook should stop apologizing.
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Discussing whether Apple's CEO Tim Cook should care what Wall St. thinks, and Virgin America flyers can order seat-to-seat drinks for people they "fancy" without a flight attendant. CNBC's Jane Wells and Jay Carney discuss.
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Apple's stock is falling further after the company reported earnings on Tuesday, with CNBC's Seema Mody and Josh Lipton.
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April 24- Tim Cook wants investors to "think different" about Apple: less as a hyper-growth startup-like company and more as a mature but robust technology corporation with the world's most lucrative dividend.