Tim Cook will conclude his 15-year tenure as Apple CEO on September 1, handing leadership to hardware chief John Ternus. Cook leaves behind a legacy of unprecedented financial growth, scaling the company's market capitalization to $4 trillion.
- Tim Cook to step down as CEO on September 1
- John Ternus, current hardware boss, named as successor
- Market capitalization grew from $350 billion to $4 trillion under Cook
- Annual revenue reached over $400 billion in the latest fiscal year
- Apple committed $600 billion to U.S. investment over five years
- Active device ecosystem expanded to 2.5 billion users
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