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Set in the 1960s, Mad Men brilliantly showed the rise and demise of the Drapers. Infidelity, secret identities, alcoholism, and depression were just a few of the things that plagued Don and Betty. Thus, their imminent divorce was a shocker to no one ...

Apple chief executive Tim Cook today went on CNBC today for an interview with Jim Cramer on the show “Mad Money.” The timing is key; as Reuters put it at market close earlier today, “Apple shares post longest losing streak since 1998.” This, of course ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook today sat down with CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer, where he discussed his thoughts on innovation, the future of the iPhone and the Apple Watch, the growth of Apple services, Apple's performance in China, and more. Last week ...

It is no secret that a slowdown in China has affected Apple. But CEO Tim Cook said he made an error on the company's conference call by not discussing China's growing middle class. "It was my error for not talking about it. I could not be more ...

We said margins would be 39% to 39.5%; we came in at 39.4%," Cook said. It's not the first time that Cook has used Cramer's show, Mad Money, to address investors directly. Last August, Cook sent an email to Cramer midway through a quarter when it ...