John Ternus Becomes Apple CEO After Tim Cook
Ternus succeeds Tim Cook after the latter led Apple for 15 years.
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John Ternus took over as Apple CEO on September 1. Tim Cook stepped down after 15 years in the role and stays on as executive chair. In his first post on X as the new leader, Ternus wrote a simple greeting that quickly passed 2.6 million views. Multiple outlets confirmed the scheduled transition, which Apple had announced months earlier. Cook grew the company from under $350 billion to more than $4 trillion in market value during his tenure.
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