Tim Cook shows no signs of stepping down, but Apple watchers are already buzzing about his potential successor. The Wall Street Journal identifies four top contenders in the running to lead the $3 trillion company. Here’s who might take the helm next.
Apple has laid off dozens of employees in sales roles focused on business, education, and government clients. The cuts represent a rare workforce reduction for the typically stable tech giant. Affected staff can apply for other roles within Apple until January 20.
Corpay just launched USCIS Navigator, an automated payment tool for immigration law firms. This comes right after USCIS banned check payments for immigration filings. The system uses single-use virtual cards and integrates directly with firm billing systems.
Google Cloud reached a record $15.2 billion in Q3 2025 sales, representing a $61 billion annual run rate. The company grew 34% year-over-year while preparing for its massive $32 billion acquisition of cybersecurity firm Wiz.
Customer data from major Wall Street banks including JPMorgan Chase and Citi has been compromised in a hack targeting mortgage processor SitusAMC. The breach exposed accounting records, legal agreements, and potentially customer information. The FBI is now investigating the incident that affected hu
The mobile industry is already planning for 6G spectrum needs, warning that networks could become capacity-constrained by 2030 without significant new allocations. GSMA’s report calls for up to three times current spectrum to handle projected data growth through 2040. The big decisions will likely h
Peter Kyle is attempting to reassure business leaders about Labour’s sweeping employment reforms ahead of their implementation. The CBI warns the changes could put a “brake on growth” and make hiring more difficult for 80% of companies.
Behind the polished public personas, CEOs are engaged in constant one-upmanship with their peers. From philanthropy competitions to salary envy, this rivalry shapes business decisions and creates a culture of perpetual dissatisfaction at the top.
China has become the world’s largest developer of new medicines, with its companies running about a third of global clinical trials last year. This represents a massive jump from just 5% a decade ago, signaling a major shift in pharmaceutical innovation.
Napster CEO John Acunto told shareholders the $3.36 billion investment announced in January won’t materialize. The company now claims to be a “victim of misconduct” as both the investor and money have disappeared. This marks the fourth failed tender offer since 2022.
