Warren Buffett never made anything but money -- and friends with Apple
Apple's Tim Cook has praised investor Warren Buffett, who has announced he's stepping down from the firm he's led for six decades.Tim Cook (left) and Warren Buffett at Apple Park — image credit: AppleSteve Jobs was famously dismissive of anyone who wasn't a "product person," and even included Tim Cook in that description. But both he and Cook have said that they learned business from a man who never made a single product, and instead became rich through investing in people who did.There's never been someone like Warren, and countless people, myself included, have been inspired by his wisdom. It's been one of the great privileges of my life to know him. And there's no question that Warren is leaving Berkshire in great hands with Greg. pic.twitter.com/7p5zXtq5hP— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) May 3, 2025 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple's Tim Cook has praised investor Warren Buffett, who has announced he's stepping down from the firm he's led for six decades.
Tim Cook (left) and Warren Buffett at Apple Park — image credit: Apple
Steve Jobs was famously dismissive of anyone who wasn't a "product person," and even included Tim Cook in that description. But both he and Cook have said that they learned business from a man who never made a single product, and instead became rich through investing in people who did.
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Tim Cook (left) and Warren Buffett at Apple Park — image credit: Apple
Steve Jobs was famously dismissive of anyone who wasn't a "product person," and even included Tim Cook in that description. But both he and Cook have said that they learned business from a man who never made a single product, and instead became rich through investing in people who did.
There's never been someone like Warren, and countless people, myself included, have been inspired by his wisdom. It's been one of the great privileges of my life to know him. And there's no question that Warren is leaving Berkshire in great hands with Greg. pic.twitter.com/7p5zXtq5hP— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) May 3, 2025
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