Tim Cook’s last day as Apple CEO: 6 Big things that changed under his leadership
Tim Cook has spent nearly 15 years running Apple. On Monday, he will serve his final day as the company’s CEO, bringing an end to a long tenure that started soon after Steve Jobs stepped down.
From Tuesday, September 1, Apple’s top job will belong to John Ternus, the company’s senior vice president of Hardware Engineering.
Cook took over Apple at a difficult time. Jobs had stepped down because of his failing health, and he died only two months later. Since then, Cook has helped Apple grow into one of the most valuable companies in the world.
