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Apple cuts jobs across sales team — REUTERS / pwu404

Apple · Hungary

Apple cuts jobs across sales team

Coverage: 19 sources

Apple said on Monday it is cutting jobs across its sales teams to strengthen its customer engagement efforts, noting that only a small number of roles will be impacted by the layoffs.See the Story

Apple iPhone shipments to beat Samsung for the first time in 14 years, report says — REUTERS / pwu404

Apple · United States

Apple iPhone shipments to beat Samsung for the first time in 14 years, report says

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

Apple is set to ship more smartphones than Samsung in 2025, the first time it will have done so in 14 years, Counterpoint Research said in a note on Wednesday. Apple will ship around 243 million iPhone units this year versus 235 million shipments from Samsung, Counterpoint told CNBC. Apple is likely to end up with a 19.4% share of the global smartphone market while Samsung’s share will be 18.7%.See the Story

Mark Gurman Says Tim Cook Likely To Remain As Apple CEO Through At Least Mid-2026 — Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images via Getty Images

Apple · United States

Mark Gurman Says Tim Cook Likely To Remain As Apple CEO Through At Least Mid-2026

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has shared that Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook is likely to retain his position until at least mid-2026, a claim that contradicts earlier reports. See the Story

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