Opinion

National Labor Relations Board is dropping charges that Tim Cook violated workers’ rights.

Apple’s CEO was facing allegations that he violated workers’ rights by imposing rules that “restrain or coerce employees” and even surveilled employees. The NLRB decided to withdraw many of those ...

US labor board drops allegation that Apple's CEO violated employees' rights

The NLRB dismissed an allegation that Apple CEO Tim Cook violated workers' rights when he sent an all-staff email in 2021, ...

Tech Leaders Urge Rethink on College Degrees as Industry Faces Major Shifts

Executives at some of the tech industry's biggest companies are increasingly telling young people to reconsider what they ...

Mark Cuban says the AI arms race explains why Zuck, Musk, and Dell have embraced Trump — and why it may pay off

Mark Cuban says Big Tech leaders are siding with Donald Trump as AI rivals heat up, betting on short-term politics for ...

Apple’s Tim Cook gifted Trump a plaque sitting on 24K Utah gold. Here’s how to get your share of the precious metal — even while it’s at a record high

“There’s arguably no bigger CEO in America, or in the world, than Tim Cook,” Ehrlichman shared with CTV News. “He’s in the ...

US Labor Board Withdraws Claims That Apple CEO Violated Workers’ Rights

The US labor board has abandoned its allegations that Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook violated federal labor law, ...