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Apple CEO Tim Cook to Speak With Jim Cramer on CNBC's Mad Money Tonight

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Apple CEO Tim Cook will appear on CNBC's Mad Money this evening, where he will speak with host Jim Cramer. According to a tweet from the Mad Money Twitter account, Cook will talk about the future of Apple, China, iPhone sales, and more while on the show.

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Cook has made an interview with Jim Cramer an annual affair, having appeared on the show in March of 2015 and May of 2016. Last year, Cook spoke about Apple's revenue decline, acquisitions, the company's future plans, and China.

Mad Money will air at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time or 3:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

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118 months ago
"Things are better than ever. We have a great product roadmap. Great great great. Yes. Great. Great."
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118 months ago
We've got a lot of exciting stuff in the pipeline!
Customers will love it!
We love the Mac, it is very special to us!
Apple is committed to Social Justice.
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NOV
118 months ago
"Jim, we never talk about specific plans for our future products.." etc. etc.
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avanpelt
118 months ago
Cook has taken Apple to lengths Jobs never did.


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118 months ago
More interested if he just resignes or gets fired... Apple need fresh ideas and leadership.
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Chupa Chupa
118 months ago
Cook has taken Apple to lengths Jobs never did.
You really said that? Without Jobs having reinvented a close to bankrupt Apple and made it a viable company with the iMac, iPod, iTunes Music Store, iPhone, iPad, totally reimagining what laptops should be with the first TiBook, then the white MacBook, then the MacBook Air Tim Cook would have nothing to rub his snake oil on to pretend he knows what he is doing. Even when TC has a decent idea like AW or AirPods he can't get production lined up with the launch date. So it's a joke that you would put TC ahead of Jobs. TC is nothing without the legacy Jobs left him and Apple.
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