Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO
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Tim Cook announced his retirement as Apple CEO after 15 years, effective September 1st, 2026. John Ternus will succeed him as CEO, while Cook transitions to executive chairman. During his tenure, Apple's valuation grew significantly, and revenue quadrupled.
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Tim Cook is stepping down as CEO of Apple after 15 years, with John Ternus set to take over as executive chairman. Under Cook's leadership, Apple's valuation soared to $4.6 trillion, making it the second-largest company by market cap, largely driven by the iPhone and a robust supply chain managed through deep engagement in China.
Cook's tenure is lauded for transforming Apple into a tech behemoth, with a focus on consumer products and supply chain mastery that significantly boosted profitability. The transition marks a pivotal moment for the company as it navigates future innovation under new leadership.
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