Apple Car: breathlessly redefining the future of personal transport
‘This is the most tax-efficient vehicle ever. We have located our intellectual property on Sark’
Apple ruling could drive US corporate tax reform
The case presses Washington to act swiftly on an outdated system
Persuading companies to repatriate cash is not easy
Policymakers should acknowledge that tax breaks alone will not work
Apple and state aid: End of the affair
The €13bn fallout from the EU’s tax probe threatens Ireland’s decades-old development model
Ireland reels from the unlikely Apple windfall
Dublin is caught in EU-US dispute over which it has little control
Apple to repatriate overseas cash pile next year, says Cook
Chief executive sets aside billions for higher US tax bill while calling EU ruling ‘political crap’
Apple, keep your cool over global tax
Margrethe Vestager has made an audacious and revolutionary move, but that was Steve Jobs’s style too
Brussels strikes at Apple’s tax planning
EU ruling on Irish scheme raises bar against aggressive fiscal deals
Apple’s EU tax dispute explained
The consequences of the commission’s complaint and the wider implications of its ruling
Apple CEO Tim Cook’s five years in five charts
Since succeeding Steve Jobs, Mr Cook has maintained growth but left investors wanting more
Cook must transcend Jobs’ legacy at Apple
Chief executive has done justice to the co-founder but has more to do
Apple has chance to pick better R&D model in China
Decision to set up Chinese facility means it can gain insights into how locals use its devices
Apple shines as investors take a longer-term view
R&D spike suggests bout of futurology from the iPhone-maker is more than just talk
Apple: song and dance
Even if the company’s demise has been exaggerated, it is still shrinking
Apple Watch sales fall 55% as consumers mark time on category
Apple remains market leader but IDC says interest in category is expected to be muted in 2016
