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Tim Cook Steps Down, John Ternus Becomes Apple CEO

Tim Cook ended his 15-year tenure as Apple CEO, handing leadership to longtime executive John Ternus.

Photo: Washington Examiner Tech

WHAT'S CONFIRMED

▸John Ternus became Apple's new CEO, replacing Tim Cook. — CNBC Tech, Washington Examiner Tech

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

▸Tim Cook transitioned to executive chairman for Apple's board after his 15-year tenure as CEO. — Washington Examiner Tech
▸Ternus' first day as CEO comes amid memory price surges and AI challenges intensifying. — CNBC Tech

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