Tim Cook: "Haunted Empire book about the future App"That's nonsense!"

The controversial book "Haunted Empire: Apple After Steve Jobs” by former WSJ reporter Yukari Iwatani Kane can be considered truly controversial. The book goes on sale only now, and the author wants to start selling it through several online stores, including iBooks Store. Despite the fact that the book criticizes current events around society Apple, Apple has no problem with publishing this book. Tim Cook however, he voiced his personal criticism of it, telling CNBC that it was nonsense.

“This nonsense belongs to several other books I have read about Apple. She couldn't catch it Apple, Steve or anyone else in the company. Apple has more than 85 employeesancov who go to work every day to do the best they can, to create the best products in the world, to leave their mark on the universe and make it better than they found it. This is the heart of the company Apple from the first day of existence and this will remain the heart of the company for decades to come. We've always had a lot of doubters. However, they strengthen us. I am very confident about our future,” said the CEO Tim Cook in a statement to CNBC and Re/code.

At the same time, Re/Code magazine published the reaction of the book's author, Yukari Iwatani Kane, who, despite criticism from Tim Cookand excited about her book: "To have Tim Cook such an impression from the book, he must have gotten nervous while reading it. Even I myself was surprised by my conclusions, so I understand his feelings. I'd be happy to talk to him or anyone in the company Apple, whether in public or in private. My goal in writing this book was for it to provoke conversation, and I'm glad that it finally succeeded."