John Ternus takes charge of Apple at a pivotal time, with the technology giant facing growing competition in artificial intelligence and supply-chain challenges. Ternus, a key figure behind several Apple products, succeeds Tim Cook after his 15-year tenure as CEO
Apple has entered a new leadership era as John Ternus formally took over as CEO on September 1, succeeding Tim Cook, who led the company for 15 years. Cook transitions to the role of executive chairman, while Ternus also joins Apple’s board.
Industry experts said Apple's strong ecosystem, pricing power and loyal customer base are expected to help it outperform the smartphone industry despite rising component costs. The company reported record June-quarter revenue, while analysts forecast continued value growth in India
While the Steve Jobs era was defined by groundbreaking innovation, Tim Cook’s leadership will be remembered for driving Apple’s exceptional financial growth
Apple has announced a leadership transition, with Tim Cook stepping down as CEO and John Ternus set to take over in 2026. The move marks a major shift as Apple prepares for its next phase of AI-driven growth.
