Nike now sits in a similarly uncomfortable place. The stock has spent months under pressure from margin concerns, inventory cleanups, and questions around consumer demand. Expectations are low.
Benjamin and Chance discuss the week in Apple news, including the suggestion that Tim Cook’s retirement announced could come early in 2026. Also, Apple responds to user feedback on the multitasking ...
Cook, the sportswear retailer's lead independent director, bought $2.9 million in shares days after the stock tumbled on a disappointing forecast. Tesla Stock Drops as U.S. Auto Regulator Probes ...
There are rumors that Tim Cook will retire. There are other rumors that he will not. He has led Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) since 2011, succeeding Steve Jobs. He is 65, which is a traditional retirement age.
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