Tim Cook's last day as Apple CEO
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John Ternus' first day as Apple CEO comes at a critical juncture for the iPhone maker, with memory prices soaring and AI challenges looming.
John Ternus has officially started his new role as Apple CEO, taking over from Tim Cook. Ternus has become CEO at an important moment for the company.
John Ternus takes the helm of a $4 trillion tech giant, but it comes with challenges as Apple faces down the RAM shortage, AI launch delays and the foldable phone market.
Welcome to your first day as CEO! Hopefully you’re finding your new office spacious and comfortable. If you have trouble with any of the doors just ping us — being a Jony Ive design, you won’t find anything as unsightly as a door handle here!
John Ternus takes with a balance sheet that looks nothing like Big Tech's, and that may turn out to be the whole point.
Tim Cook grew Apple (AAPL-0.04%) from a $350 billion company to a $5 trillion company over his 15 years as CEO, and the stock returned 2,740% to shareholders over that time. Apple