Tim Cook's legacy at Apple after 15 years
El CEO cede el cargo a John Ternus el martes tras 15 años Leer
Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple CEO to become executive chairman, with John Ternus taking over. Cook has led Apple for 15 years, during which the company's market value has grown to $4 trillion, with its shares increasing by over 2000%. Under his leadership, Apple has sold 3.1 billion iPhones, and the company has returned over $1 trillion to shareholders through share buybacks and dividends.
Cook's tenure has also been marked by a significant increase in Apple's workforce and global presence, with 166,000 employees and 535 stores in 27 countries.
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