In an all-hands meeting last year, an employee asked Dan Riccio why the company continues to build products in China given these ethical problems. The crowd cheered. “Well, that’s above my pay grade,” he responded.https://t.co/ciumLucaAM via @BW @AustinCarr @markgurman

— Alistair Barr (@alistairmbarr) February 9, 2021

Warren Buffett: “Tim may not be able to design a product like Steve. But Tim understands the world to a degree that very, very few CEOs I’ve met over the past 60 years could match.” https://t.co/7d4w2IrppE

— Theron Mohamed (@Theron_Mohamed) February 9, 2021

'The inside story of how Tim Cook made his mark after Steve Jobs, deepened ties with China, navigated the Trump era, used privacy to pressure Facebook, and built Apple into a $2.3 trillion fortress' https://t.co/eA3NW80pYZ via @BW

— bhatnaturally  ?? (@bhatnaturally) February 9, 2021

Warren Buffett on Tim Cook: “Tim may not be able to design a product like Steve, but Tim understands the world to a degree that very, very few CEOs I’ve met over the past 60 years could match.” https://t.co/ZRHgmxSB1w

— Businessweek (@BW) February 9, 2021

So many good voices - Warren Buffett, Gary Cohn - in this great @AustinCarr and @markgurman feature in @BW, about how Tim Cook navigated the Trump years and views the challenges of a new anti-trust era https://t.co/IUoq6EPNg4 via @BW

— Brad Stone (@BradStone) February 9, 2021

"Three people familiar with the company’s supply chain say there was an Apple employee whose job consisted of negotiating the cost of glue." https://t.co/vwVu8mGvDV

— Silvia Killingsworth (@silviakillings) February 9, 2021

I don't see how you can read this article about Tim Cook and not come to the conclusion that everything the United States is doing is wrong. https://t.co/0CVXGZ0KLS

— Josh Centers (@jcenters) February 9, 2021

Apple Is the $2.3 Trillion Fortress That Tim Cook Built — @AustinCarr and I’s in-depth feature story on Apple’s CEO and the company https://t.co/hoJDbA8KCx

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) February 9, 2021