Elon Musk says Apple CEO Tim Cook refused meeting to discuss acquiring Tesla
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday said he once pitched selling the electric carmaker to Apple for a fraction of its current value but was refused by CEO Tim Cook.
Elon Musk
Mike Peterson
Starlink starts $99 per month 'Better than Nothing' internet service beta
SpaceX is expanding its Starlink satellite internet beta to interested parties, requiring a $499 upfront purchase on top of a $99 per month fee.
Amber Neely
Tesla iOS app set to gain two-factor authentication soon
Tesla will be bringing two-factor authentication to its iPhone app in the near future, company chief Elon Musk has confirmed, a feature that will make the remote-controllable car more secure for its users.
Malcolm Owen
Elon Musk uses iPhone email bug to illustrate the importance of software innovation
Elon Musk claimed that one of Apple's recent iPhone updates had broken his email system during an on-stage interview at Satellite 2020, and has used it to demonstrate how properly functioning software is crucial to everyday life.
Apple CEO Tim Cook tapped to advise President Trump's 'Office of American Innovation'
On Monday U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to announce a new White House agency dubbed the "Office of American Innovation," staffed by former business executives and advised by current ones 鈥� among them Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Roger Fingas
Apple's Tim Cook takes close seat to Donald Trump at tech summit
As anticipated, Apple CEO Tim Cook was among a number of tech executives who attended a summit with U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump on Wednesday, securing a close seat on the 25th floor of Trump Tower in New York City.
Apple CEO Tim Cook meeting with Donald Trump, Elon Musk privately after NYC tech summit
Apple CEO Tim Cook is expected at President-Elect Donald Trump's tech leaders meeting in New York City, and will be participating in a longer discussion including Elon Musk after the larger discussion concludes.
Mike Wuerthele
Elon Musk walks back Apple Car, Apple Watch aspersions in Twitter confessional
Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter on Friday to conduct a bit of damage control after making seemingly disparaging comments about Apple's automotive ambitions and hiring practices.
Mikey Campbell
