The latest tremors came when Apple announced chief operating officer Jeff Williams would retire by yearend after 27 years.

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There are a lot of normal ways that I assume Tim Cook was informed of Apple COO Jeff Williams’ departure, but I like to think ...

A once leading candidate to replace Tim Cook as Apple’s CEO announced his retirement Tuesday. Chief Operating Officer Jeff ...

Apple’s chief operating officer plans to hand the role off this month and retire later this year after roughly a decade as ...

When Jeff Williams leaves his position as Apple's Chief Operating Officer later this year, Apple CEO Tim Cook will apparently ...

"The team that I work with at Apple are some of the brightest people in the world and they push me to look at things ...