Apple wants to buy startups. Here's what Tim Cook should have on his shopping list, according to bankers, VCs, and analysts.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook and an Apple logo on stage at WWDC in June 2024.
Apple's Tim Cook is pitching a bunch of new AI-powered services. Are they enough to get you to buy a new iPhone?

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Next Year’s MacBook Pro Refresh Could Fix the Screen’s Ugliest Feature

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Macbook Pro M3 With Notch

What Apple's $100 billion US pledge really means — and what it doesn't mean

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Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook tour a Flextronics plant in Texas that makes Apple Mac computers, November 2019
During Donald Trump's first term, Apple CEO Tim Cook built a relationship with the president, in part via photo opportunities like this tour of a Texas plant that made Apple computers in 2019.

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Tim Cook just got what he wanted

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Tim Cook holds part of a ceremonial gift from Apple to President Donald Trump
CEO Tim Cook holds part of the gift Apple gave to President Donald Trump.

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Tim Cook to Appear With Trump at the White House as Apple Announces $100 Billion Investment

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Inauguration Of Donald Trump As 47th President Of The United States

Apple’s Tim Cook Talks Trump Tariffs and AI

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Big Tech's data center spending spree shows no signs of slowing

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy

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Apple saw an 'unusual buying pattern' among US shoppers this year. Tim Cook explains what happened.

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Tim Cook says tariffs helped boost iPhone sales in the June quarter.

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Steve Jobs' 'genius' stemmed from being 'one of the most disagreeable people in history,' Marc Andreessen says

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Apple cofounder Steve Jobs speaking with hands slightly raised
Apple cofounder and former CEO Steve Jobs would argue with someone about the "shape of a glass," Marc Andreessen said.

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Google took 25 years to be ready for this AI moment. Apple is just starting.

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Larry Page (left) and Sergey Brin (right) eat lunch with early Google employees
Larry Page and Sergey Brin eating lunch with early Google employees.

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