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Tim Cook says Apple's DEI program may change in future

Tim Cook says Apple's DEI program may change in the future, but only if required by law

During a shareholders' meeting on Tuesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook explained that the company might have to alter its DEI program policies as the US legal landscape shifts.

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Apple investors reject proposal to end DEI program as Tim Cook commits to a ‘culture of belonging’

Apple is holding its annual shareholder meeting today as investors vote on several proposals and hear updates from CEO

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Apple boss says its DEI programmes may change

Apple boss Tim Cook has said his company may have to change its diversity practices as the US legal landscape shifts. His comments came just minutes after a majority of shareholders rejected a proposal calling on the tech giant to consider ending its diversity policies,

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Apple's $500 billion plan to woo Trump shows that Tim Cook is '10% politician,' analyst says

Apple’s (AAPL) new $500 billion investment plan is winning over President Donald Trump — and proving that CEO Tim Cook knows ...

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Apple shareholders reject proposal to scrap company's diversity programs

Apple shareholders rebuffed an attempt to pressure the technology trendsetter into joining Trump's push to scrub corporate ...

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Tim Cook to unveil 'newest member' of Apple family this week: What could it be?

Apple CEO Tim Cook announced plans to unveil a new product this week. But what will it be? "Get ready to meet the newest member of the family. Wednesday, February 19. #AppleLaunch," Cook teased ...

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Charli XCX crowned songwriter of the year ahead of Brit Awards

Charli XCX crowned songwriter of the year ahead of Brit Awards - The English singer, who leads this year’s nominations with ...

Apple's $500 billion investment plan in US, including 20,000 new jobs. What about Florida?

Apple currently supports more than 2.9 million jobs across the U.S. and the company plans a large American expansion.

Apple to expand in Nevada as company plans to invest $500 billion across U.S.

The $500 billion investment in Nevada and other states across U.S. was first teased by President Donald Trump after a meeting with CEO Tim Cook.

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