Ternus Takes the Reins at Apple Between the Legend of Jobs and Cook's Money-Making Machine
The apple company is completing the handover of the chief executive with the challenge of maintaining its technological and economic leadership in the new times of AI.
Tim Cook is stepping down as head of Apple, leaving behind a company with record profits. He is being replaced by John Ternus, who previously served as Vice President of Software for 25 years. Ternus, an engineer, takes the helm of a company valued at over 4 trillion euros, more than twice Spain's GDP. The change in leadership occurred on September 1.
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