Apple Corps Ltd., the company overseeing the Beatles’ business and creative interests, has found its new CEO. Tom Greene was ...

The Beatles' Apple Corps Ltd. has announced its new CEO, British executive Tom Greene. The Beatles originally founded Apple ...

Harry Potter franchise executive Tom Greene has been tapped to run Apple Corps Ltd., the company that overseas the Beatles ...

Apple Corps has appointed Tom Greene as chief executive officer, effective September 2025. Since 1968, Apple Corps has ...

Apple's risks include regulatory scrutiny, geopolitical tensions, and maturing markets; future returns hinge on reigniting ...

Apple Inc lost a bid to register a federal trademark for "Apple Music" on Tuesday after a U.S. appeals court ruled for a jazz musician who challenged the tech giant's application.

But Apple was not so quick to let go of the dispute, and hid a cheeky reference to the drama in Apple OS. Check out the Instagram video by Alex aka Pop Culture Brain below, which explains it all.

The Lesbian and Gay Big Apple Corps Marching Band at the New York City Pride Parade on June 26, 2011. But even a blessing from the archbishop doesn’t match the stage at Herald Square.

The UK’s Apple Corps Ltd., which oversees the creative and business interests of The Beatles, has tapped British executive ...

"We have a lot of exciting plans and Tom’s experience and vision make him the perfect person to join us in making it all ...

Apple Corps Ltd. was founded by The Beatles in 1968 to oversee the band’s own creative and business interests.