The major chip deal with Broadcom is part of Apple's American Manufacturing Program.

Here is how a single investment in Apple made on Tim Cook's first day measured up against everything that followed.

They call it a ‘hundred-year flood.’ Is your nest egg already underwater?

Apple raised prices across its lineup this week and blamed the chipmakers that supply its memory. One of those suppliers tells a different story about how the shortage started.

Tim Cook is the chief executive officer of Apple and a member of its board of directors. Since succeeding co-founder Steve Jobs, Cook has led the company through a period of substantial expansion, establishing it as one of the world’s largest technology firms by revenue and market value.

Elon Musk said soaring memory costs are the "biggest price jump in anything I've ever seen" and that the solution is "MUCH higher production."

After Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed that prices for Apple products will increase, a new report suggests how much the iPhone may cost.

Apple is quietly planning for life after Tim Cook. Inside the succession talks, one internal executive is increasingly seen as the likely successor. For years, Apple’s future leadership has been an open secret. This week, that conversation grew louder ...

Apple's stock rose after hours on iPhone revenue that handily beat Wall Street's estimates. CEO Tim Cook talked China, AI, and the memory shortage.

Apple will spend over $30 billion with Broadcom to produce 15 billion U.S.-made chips, boost American manufacturing, create jobs and expand its supply chain.

Keep your head above water, if you can.