Tim Cook attends White House as King Charles III visits the U.S.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has paid a visit to the White House as President Donald Trump greets the UK monarch, King Charles III. Tim Cook during a previous White House visit to meet President Donald Trump King Charles III and Queen Camilla of the UK are conducting their first state visit to the United States. As part of the welcome, the pair arrived at the White House with a formal reception, including crowds and a speech from President Trump, as well as an address to Congress and a state dinner. For such a big occasion, you would expect the attendance of many leaders from across the United States. Obviously, that also includes Tim Cook, who is still CEO of Apple until September . Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has paid a visit to the White House as President Donald Trump greets the UK monarch, King Charles III. Tim Cook during a previous White House visit to meet President Donald Trump King Charles III and Queen Camilla of the UK are conducting their first state visit to the United States. As part of the welcome, the pair arrived at the White House with a formal reception, including crowds and a speech from President Trump, as well as an address to Congress and a state dinner. For such a big occasion, you would expect the attendance of many leaders from across the United States. Obviously, that also includes Tim Cook, who is still CEO of Apple until September . Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has paid a visit to the White House as President Donald Trump greets the UK monarch, King Charles III.
Tim Cook during a previous White House visit to meet President Donald Trump King Charles III and Queen Camilla of the UK are conducting their first state visit to the United States.
As part of the welcome, the pair arrived at the White House with a formal reception, including crowds and a speech from President Trump, as well as an address to Congress and a state dinner.
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