TIL Desk/Business/San Francisco/ Stressing that big companies deserve scrutiny, Apple CEO Tim Cook has said that his company conducts itself with utmost integrity and professionalism.
Speaking at The Atlantic Festival on Monday where he discussed privacy, antitrust issues and his relationship with US President Donald Trump, Cook said Apple has no monopoly over the global markets, reports MacRumors.
“I have no issue at all in Apple being put underneath the microscope and people looking and probing. My hope is that as people heard our story and as they continue to hear our story that it will become as apparent to them as it is to us that we have no monopoly. There is no monopoly here,” Cook was quoted as saying.
On the ongoing US antitrust investigation into big tech firms, Cook said that “big companies deserve scrutiny,” something that’s “fair but important” for the American government.
