Apple officially confirmed it'd recruited Sony TV’s Angélica Guerra as a head of Latin American programming for Apple Worldwide Video, its original video content production arm.
Apple has reportedly hired Michael Abbott, Twitter's former Vice President of Engineering.
Apple has been in the process of moving an entire workforce from its old headquarters to the new Apple Park campus for almost a year now.
Chief leak investigator Lee Freedman has departed Apple for a similar role at Facebook.
Eric Schmidt announced yesterday that he would be stepping down as the Executive Chairman of Alphabet's Board of Directors at the next regular board meeting in January 2018.
Apple yesterday refreshed its Investor Relations webpage to inform investors that it will be holding its 2018 annual shareholders meeting at the Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Park on Monday, February 13 of next year.
Apple on Monday formally announced that it is acquiring the popular music recognition service Shazam, which Siri has been using since iOS 8 to identify songs playing around you.
Apple on Monday said it will make a corporate donation of $1 million towards relief efforts for the Southern California wildfires.
Jony Ive has retaken day-to-day management of Apple's world-class design teams after two years. The news was first shared by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in a Friday tweet.
In the latest ranking from the Drucker Institute, Apple came in #2, placing it squarely below Amazon and above Google. According to The Wall Street Journal today, this is the first ranking of US companies based on the principals of Peter Ducker, a renown business export.
Denise Young Smith, Apple’s Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion, is leaving the company at year-end. Christie Smith, who spent 17 years as a principal at Deloitte, will be assuming Young Smith's role, TechCrunch learned Friday.
Apple on Thursday released a new video through its official YouTube channel that highlights the company's efforts when it comes to corporate inclusion and diversity, which is always a hot topic in Silicon Valley.