John Ternus Takes Over as Apple CEO from Tim Cook
John Ternus officially becomes the new CEO of Apple, succeeding Tim Cook, who remains as executive chair. Ternus faces significant challenges as he steps into this pivotal role, inheriting one of the most successful companies in the corporate world.
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The Apple Empire That John Ternus Inherits—by the Numbers
Tim Cook isn’t just passing the torch, he is handing over one of the corporate world’s biggest successes.
John Ternus Replaces Tim Cook as Apple CEO
Big technology and management changes are greeting John Ternus, whose long-serving predecessor, Tim Cook, will stay on as executive chair. John Ternus, right, who became Apple’s chief executive on Tuesday, with Tim Cook, who held the job for 15 years, at the Sun Valley Conference in Idaho in July.
The Ternus Era At Apple Begins, But Cook Isn’t Leaving
Apple is getting a new CEO. John Ternus officially takes over from Tim Cook on September 1, and he has a lot on his plate to tackle. Mark Gurman explains what Ternus faces in this next chapter of the tech company (Source: Bloomberg)