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Tim Cook a un message pour le nouveau président Donald Trump
Tim Cook félicite Donald Trump devenu président et évoque le travail pour Apple
Donald Trump est officiellement devenu le 47e président des États-Unis ce 19 janvier 2025 et Tim Cook, le patron d’Apple, a tenu à le féliciter par le biais d’un message sur X (ex-Twitter). Dans son message, Tim Cook indique : Félicitations au président Donald Trump et au vice-président JD Vance à l’occasion de leur investiture. […]
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Tim Cook félicite Donald Trump devenu président et évoque le travail pour Apple
Donald Trump est officiellement devenu le 47e président des États-Unis ce 19 janvier 2025 et Tim Cook, le patron d’Apple, a tenu à le féliciter par le biais d’un message sur X (ex-Twitter). Dans son message, Tim Cook indique : Félicitations au président Donald Trump et au vice-président JD Vance à l’occasion de leur investiture. […]
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Apple va massivement investir aux États-Unis, affirme Donald Trump
Tim Cook a promis à Donald Trump qu’Apple allait investir massivement aux États-Unis. C’est en tout cas ce qu’affirme celui qui va devenir dans quelques heures le 47e président des États-Unis. « J’ai parlé avec Tim Cook d’Apple », a déclaré Donald Trump lors d’un rassemblement qui précède son investiture. « Il m’a dit qu’ils […]
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Apple va massivement investir aux États-Unis, affirme Donald Trump
Tim Cook a promis à Donald Trump qu’Apple allait investir massivement aux États-Unis. C’est en tout cas ce qu’affirme celui qui va devenir dans quelques heures le 47e président des États-Unis. « J’ai parlé avec Tim Cook d’Apple », a déclaré Donald Trump lors d’un rassemblement qui précède son investiture. « Il m’a dit qu’ils […]
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Apple : la dernière entreprise woke de la Silicon Valley ?
Le comeback de Donald Trump pousse de nombreuses entreprises à revenir sur leurs politiques de « diversité, égalité et inclusion » (DEI). Un virage « anti-woke » qui concerne grandement la Silicon Valley, mais Apple semble prêt à entrer en résistance.
Les dons de Tim Cook et d’autres patrons de la tech à Donald Trump dérangent des sénateurs américains
Tim Cook, le patron d’Apple, a fait un don de 1 million de dollars pour l’investiture de Donald Trump comme nouveau président des États-Unis. Il est loin d’être le seul, Amazon, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Sam Altman (patron d’OpenAI) et Uber ont chacun versé la même somme. Et cela dérange des sénateurs américains. Un don pour […]
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Les dons de Tim Cook et d’autres patrons de la tech à Donald Trump dérangent des sénateurs américains
Tim Cook, le patron d’Apple, a fait un don de 1 million de dollars pour l’investiture de Donald Trump comme nouveau président des États-Unis. Il est loin d’être le seul, Amazon, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Sam Altman (patron d’OpenAI) et Uber ont chacun versé la même somme. Et cela dérange des sénateurs américains. Un don pour […]
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Shares Tidbits About His Life
If you've ever wondered what it's like to be the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook recently sat down for an interview with Table Manners podcast hosts Jessie and Lennie Ware when he visited London in December. Cook shared insight into his daily routine, his focus on work, and his retirement plans. He also provided some fun details about Apple and some of his favorite things.
Cook revealed that Apple collects the fruit from the trees that are around the Apple Park campus, using it to make jam. He shared spiced apple jam created from Apple Park trees with the podcast hosts. Apple primarily has apple trees because the land where the Apple Park campus is located used to be an orchard, but there are also cherry trees.
While Cook does intend to retire at some point, it won't be the "traditional definition" of retirement. He doesn't see himself "being at home doing nothing" and "not intellectually stimulated." He says he'll "always be wired in that kind of way and want to work."
Cook said that his upbringing was "centered on work." He had a newspaper route at age 11, and at age 14, he "flipped burgers" at a fast food place called Tastee-Freez. His parents "instilled hard work," and the value of it has stayed with him "for a lifetime."
As Cook has said several times before, he wakes up before 5:00 a.m. to start work. He begins his day answering emails while it's still quiet. When asked why he starts with emails, he said it's the part of the day that has no surprises. "Well, as it turns out, it's the part of the day that I can control the most," he said. "As the day starts to unfold, it becomes less predictable."
The early morning is his favorite time of the day because he can "kind of block out the world and focus on a few critical things, and just be silent for a while."
Cook said that he works from Apple Park four days a week, but on Fridays, he tends to work from home. He said he works at home because "nobody's in the office and it's depressing when there's nobody there." Apple has a hybrid working schedule where employees are allowed to work from home up to two days a week.
There were no real hints of new products, but Cook said that there are "so many things" in the pipeline, as he often does. "We have so many things coming up," he said.
Some other tidbits:
The full Table Manners podcast with Tim Cook can be listened to through Apple Podcasts on the web, iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
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Cook revealed that Apple collects the fruit from the trees that are around the Apple Park campus, using it to make jam. He shared spiced apple jam created from Apple Park trees with the podcast hosts. Apple primarily has apple trees because the land where the Apple Park campus is located used to be an orchard, but there are also cherry trees.
While Cook does intend to retire at some point, it won't be the "traditional definition" of retirement. He doesn't see himself "being at home doing nothing" and "not intellectually stimulated." He says he'll "always be wired in that kind of way and want to work."
Cook said that his upbringing was "centered on work." He had a newspaper route at age 11, and at age 14, he "flipped burgers" at a fast food place called Tastee-Freez. His parents "instilled hard work," and the value of it has stayed with him "for a lifetime."
As Cook has said several times before, he wakes up before 5:00 a.m. to start work. He begins his day answering emails while it's still quiet. When asked why he starts with emails, he said it's the part of the day that has no surprises. "Well, as it turns out, it's the part of the day that I can control the most," he said. "As the day starts to unfold, it becomes less predictable."
The early morning is his favorite time of the day because he can "kind of block out the world and focus on a few critical things, and just be silent for a while."
Cook said that he works from Apple Park four days a week, but on Fridays, he tends to work from home. He said he works at home because "nobody's in the office and it's depressing when there's nobody there." Apple has a hybrid working schedule where employees are allowed to work from home up to two days a week.
There were no real hints of new products, but Cook said that there are "so many things" in the pipeline, as he often does. "We have so many things coming up," he said.
Some other tidbits:
- Cook loves white wine, specifically Chardonnay. His favorite is Kistler.
- For breakfast, he eats a protein rich cashew cereal from Whole Foods with unsweetened almond milk.
- Cook doesn't cook, and eats most of his meals during the week at Caffé Macs. He takes dinner home.
- Ethel's Fancy in Palo Alto is one of his preferred restaurants, where he likes to get the octopus.
- He eats a lot of fish.
- Cook loves chocolate, especially dark chocolate.
- Table Manners has a tradition of asking guests about their last meal. Cook said his would be an appetizer of hamachi crudo with jalapeno, a branzino for a main dish, broccolini as a side, and anything chocolate for dessert.
- When not working, Cook likes to hike, and he likes to go to national parks for vacation.
- Cook recently went caving in Slovenia.
The full Table Manners podcast with Tim Cook can be listened to through Apple Podcasts on the web, iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Will Attend Trump Inauguration
Apple CEO Tim Cook will be one of several tech CEOs in attendance at the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, reports Bloomberg.
Earlier this month, Cook personally donated $1 million to Trump's inaugural fund, and when Trump won in November, Cook sent congratulations on social media site X. Cook also visited Mar-a-Lago in December, where he had dinner with Trump.
Tech CEOs and tech companies have been lavishing Trump with money and attention since November. Google, Amazon, Meta, Uber, OpenAI's Sam Altman, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Coinbase, Toyota, Ford, GM, AT&T, and more made donations to Trump's inauguration fund, and as a result, Trump has raised $200 million.
Trump has made it clear that he plans to put new tariffs in place, and Cook is likely aiming to avoid them with an exemption. During Trump's first term, Apple was able to skirt tariffs on its the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, though it had to pay some tariffs for the Apple Watch, AirPods, and HomePod. In 2019, Trump said Cook "made a good case" that tariffs would put Apple at a disadvantage.
Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, and Tesla's Elon Musk will also be at the inauguration.
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Earlier this month, Cook personally donated $1 million to Trump's inaugural fund, and when Trump won in November, Cook sent congratulations on social media site X. Cook also visited Mar-a-Lago in December, where he had dinner with Trump.
Tech CEOs and tech companies have been lavishing Trump with money and attention since November. Google, Amazon, Meta, Uber, OpenAI's Sam Altman, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Coinbase, Toyota, Ford, GM, AT&T, and more made donations to Trump's inauguration fund, and as a result, Trump has raised $200 million.
Trump has made it clear that he plans to put new tariffs in place, and Cook is likely aiming to avoid them with an exemption. During Trump's first term, Apple was able to skirt tariffs on its the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, though it had to pay some tariffs for the Apple Watch, AirPods, and HomePod. In 2019, Trump said Cook "made a good case" that tariffs would put Apple at a disadvantage.
Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, and Tesla's Elon Musk will also be at the inauguration.
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Tim Cook assistera à l’investiture de Donald Trump, comme d’autres patrons de la tech
Tim Cook, le patron d’Apple, fera partie des invités de la cérémonie d’investiture de Donald Trump comme 47e président des États-Unis, révèle Bloomberg. La cérémonie aura lieu le 20 janvier à Washington dès midi, soit 18 heures en France. Outre Tim Cook, les invités comprendront d’autres patrons du monde de la tech. Il y aura […]
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Tim Cook parle d’Apple, sa routine matinale et de sa future retraite
Le patron d’Apple Tim Cook a participé à un podcast lors de sa récente visite au Royaume-Uni où il a notamment parlé de comment il envisage sa retraite, de sa routine matinale, d’Apple Intelligence avec Genmoji et plus. Le retraite différente de Tim Cook Tim Cook, qui a 64 ans, a répondu à la question […]
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Apple Makes It Easy to Donate to Red Cross's LA Wildfire Relief Efforts
Apple is making it easier for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users in the U.S. to donate towards wildfire recovery efforts in the Los Angeles, California area.
Apple has added an American Red Cross donation flow to the App Store and Apple Music apps.
"Our hearts go out to all impacted by the ongoing devastation in LA," said Apple CEO Tim Cook, in a social media post today. "In addition to Apple's donation, we're making it easy to support recovery efforts. If you're in the US, just open the App Store or Apple Music & click to donate to help make a difference." He also shared a direct link to the donation flow.
Last week, Apple said it would be making its own donation towards recovery efforts on the ground. Apple frequently donates towards recovery efforts following natural disasters around the world, but it typically does not disclose the donation amount.
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Apple has added an American Red Cross donation flow to the App Store and Apple Music apps.
"Our hearts go out to all impacted by the ongoing devastation in LA," said Apple CEO Tim Cook, in a social media post today. "In addition to Apple's donation, we're making it easy to support recovery efforts. If you're in the US, just open the App Store or Apple Music & click to donate to help make a difference." He also shared a direct link to the donation flow.
Last week, Apple said it would be making its own donation towards recovery efforts on the ground. Apple frequently donates towards recovery efforts following natural disasters around the world, but it typically does not disclose the donation amount.
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C’est maintenant au tour de Tim Cook de faire un don d’un million de dollars pour l’investiture de Trump !
Le PDG d’Apple vient d’annoncer un don personnel d’un million de dollars pour l’investiture du président élu Donald Trump. Figurez-vous que ce geste s’inscrit dans une tendance plus large où les grands noms de la Silicon Valley cherchent à établir de bonnes relations avec la future administration. De Meta à OpenAI en passant par Amazon, ... Lire plus
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